The Campaign of Gettysburg
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Lee.^ The general result of the engagement was a Confederate victory. The pre- Hminary advantage won by the Federal Cavalry over Jones' brigade was more than counterbalanced by the severe punishment inflicted on Gregg's division by Stuart. In his plan of attack Pleasonton committed the common error of selecting for the junction of his two detachments a point which was in the immediate presence of the enemy. What actually happened was that this point was found to be occupied by the Confederates ...; Gregg and Buford were unable to make their junction, and Stuart, from his central position, was able first to check Buford, and then ^ The command of his brigade passed to Colonel Chambliss.
See Stuart's report, " Official Records," Vol. 27, No. 565, for details of this action. Also Pleasonton, ihid.y and Henderson, •' The Science of War." 31 turn upon Gregg. No use was made of the Federal infantry beyond guarding the fords, a serious error, as the presence of these troops would probably have turned the scale in favour of the Union Cavalry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lee.^ The general result of the engagement was a Confederate victory. The pre- Hminary advantage won by the Federal Cavalry over Jones' brigade was more than counterbalanced by the severe punishment inflicted on Gregg's division by Stuart. In his plan of attack Pleasonton committed the common error of selecting for the junction of his two detachments a point which was in the immediate presence of the enemy. What actually happened was that this point was found to be occupied by the Confederates ...; Gregg and Buford were unable to make their junction, and Stuart, from his central position, was able first to check Buford, and then ^ The command of his brigade passed to Colonel Chambliss.
See Stuart's report, " Official Records," Vol. 27, No. 565, for details of this action. Also Pleasonton, ihid.y and Henderson, •' The Science of War." 31 turn upon Gregg. No use was made of the Federal infantry beyond guarding the fords, a serious error, as the presence of these troops would probably have turned the scale in favour of the Union Cavalry.
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