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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 5. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Leading Confederates on the battle of Gettysburg. (search)
r staff officer, more than one exercising any authority in a manner calculated to place you in an improper light. My account of Gettysburg was put together rapidly, to meet the call of the newspapers, as you will see. Supposing that I should review it after it was copied, I had made a note of explanation of the apparent anomalous position of artillery officers; but the papers were sent to press before I had an opportunity to read and correct this point. I remain, very truly yours, James Longsteet. General James Longstreet's account of the campaign and battle. [The following paper is not properly one of our Gettysburg series, and was not called forth by our enquiry for detailed narratives by active participants, nor by anything which we have published. In the early part of last year the Philadelphia Times announced that it had engaged General Longstreet to prepare his account of Gettysburg, and his article appeared in that paper on the 3d of November last. But we have