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General James Longstreet, From Manassas to Appomattox, Chapter 26: Gettysburg-First day. (search)
l Lee ordered the Second Corps, after night, from his left to his right, for work in that direction, but General Ewell rode over and reported that another point-Culp's Hill-had been found on his left, which had commanding elevation over Cemetery Hill, from which the troops on the latter could be dislodged, by artillery, and was unds during the night from the 1st to the 2d of July. When I left General Lee, about seven o'clock in the evening, he had formed no plans beyond that of seizing Culp's Hill as his point from which to engage, nor given any orders for the next day, though his desperate mood was painfully evident, and gave rise to serious apprehensionis own force on the field was the Second Corps, Rodes's, Early's, and E. Johnson's divisions from right to left through the streets of Gettysburg around towards Culp's Hill; on Rodes's right, Pender's division of the Third; on Seminary Ridge, R. H. Anderson's division of the Third (except Wilcox's brigade at Black Horse Tavern); be
General James Longstreet, From Manassas to Appomattox, Chapter 27: Gettysburg-Second day. (search)
ttysburg, and the Twelfth Corps was reported near Culp's Hill. As soon as it was light enough to see, however,orts during the night and early morning to secure Culp's Hill had not been reported, and General Lee sent Colonutheast in an elliptical curve, with his right on Culp's Hill. At an early hour of the 2d the Union army was posted: the Twelfth Corps at Culp's Hill, extending its left to Wadsworth's division of the First; on Wadsworurve of the enemy's line, Johnson's division near Culp's Hill, Early's and Rodes's extending the line to the rieft, occupying part of the enemy's trenches about Culp's Hill, to be reinforced during the night of the 2d by ted over to reinforce the battle of Meade's left. Culp's Hill bore the same relations to the enemy's right as Lral Meade from defensive to aggressive battle for Culp's Hill. But the Confederates failed to see the opportunits commander, who, accounting for his work about Culp's Hill during the night of the 1st and morning of the 2d