...nto a gap left in Jackson's front line. They were, however, speedily repulsed by his brigades held in reserve. My troops repelled with ease the feeble attack made on their immediate front, whilst Longstreet 's remaining forces on the left drove the enemy back repeatedly with great slaughter near Marye's Hill. I was directed in this battle, as at Second Manassas, to obey the orders either of Generals ...