...between corps, divisions, brigades, and, in some instances, regiments of the same brigade. The want of cooperation, or, as the Comte de Paris terms it, the want of coordination, caused the loss of Gettysburg to the Confederates. It will be seen, too, that there was no loss of time on the part of McLaws's division, from the day it left Culpeper to that of its arrival at Gettysburg. If any ensued after...