...d after Reynolds fell; also by my letter to General Meade, written at Gettysburg at 9 o'clock on the night of July 1st, asking his approval of my march, made without orders, and urging him to come to Gettysburg with his army, describing it as a good place to fight a battle, and pointing out to him that its weak place would be on his left, as it proved to be the next day, when I was unsupported for two hou...