Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General J. A. Early” in chapter 1.6 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 27.:
... R. E. Lee remained alive, no utterance in public fell from any Confederate officer's lips concerning the loss of the field of Gettysburg.
On January 11, 1872, at the Washington and Lee University, General J. A. Early felt impelled to make reply to William Swinton's published criticism of General Lee's management of the battle.
Swinton's strictures were based upon alleged private statements by Longstreet.
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