Stuarts Cavalry in the Gettysburg Campaign
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" My own observation, as a member of his staff, of General Lee's preparation of official documents was not as frequent or for so long a period as that of his Adjutant General ; but even without this emphatic statement from Col. Taylor, I cannot for one moment entertain the suggestion made by Col. Mosby that General Lee signed his official reports of the battle of Gettysburg without reading them, or having them read to him. Col. Mosby says that General Lee's report is unfair to Stuart because it... says nothing about Ewell having gone several days in advance into Pennsylvania. It was not that Ewell advanced ahead of time, but that Stuart was two days behind time in crossing the Potomac, which permitted the Federal army to in- tervene between his command and that of Ewell ; so that after crossing the Potomac, instead of going west to Fredericktown, Md. , as indicated by General Lee, Stuart was forced to move northward through Westminster to Carlisle, Penn. , in order to effect a junction with Ewell at that point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" My own observation, as a member of his staff, of General Lee's preparation of official documents was not as frequent or for so long a period as that of his Adjutant General ; but even without this emphatic statement from Col. Taylor, I cannot for one moment entertain the suggestion made by Col. Mosby that General Lee signed his official reports of the battle of Gettysburg without reading them, or having them read to him. Col. Mosby says that General Lee's report is unfair to Stuart because it... says nothing about Ewell having gone several days in advance into Pennsylvania. It was not that Ewell advanced ahead of time, but that Stuart was two days behind time in crossing the Potomac, which permitted the Federal army to in- tervene between his command and that of Ewell ; so that after crossing the Potomac, instead of going west to Fredericktown, Md. , as indicated by General Lee, Stuart was forced to move northward through Westminster to Carlisle, Penn. , in order to effect a junction with Ewell at that point.
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