Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Longstreet” in chapter 3.16 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 6.:
...unusually heavy loss.
Less than one-third of the Confederate infantry was engaged in that assault.
The Confederates lay closely confronting their enemy all of the 4th, and had they been attacked, General Longstreet himself will hardly admit that they would have been driven from their position.
The commander of the Army of the Potomac did not regard the battle as disastrous to the Confederates.
If he had, ...
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