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He fought in many in the Mexican War, and in the Civil War was in Gettysburgh, Second Manassas, Fredricksburgh, the Wilderness, Seven Days, Antietam, and several minor scraps.
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Which confederate general disagreed with decision to fight at Gettysburg?
James Longstreet
Who was the Confederate General whose command bore the brunt of the fight at Fredericksburg?
Confederate General Longstreet
How did Confederate General James Longstreet rate General Lee in an 1893 newspaper article?
In a 1893 newspaper article former Confederate Lieutenant General James Longstreet evaluated General Lee in two major categories. One was Lee's effectiveness when fighting on the defense and the other was Lee's performance on the offense. Longstreet said that Lee was "perfect" when leading a defensive battle. Longstreet was less enthusiastic on Lee's offensive abilities. There Longstreet politely said that Lee was not a "master in offensive battles".
What battles did general George Pickett fight in?
he did the picketts charge wich didnt work
How many battles did general Wolfe fight?
Eggs
What battles did General Joseph Hooker fight in?
omega is awsome
Who was General Lee's second in command?
James Longstreet
Do Captains fight in Battle?
For the army: General distribute the forces; Colonels control the battlefields; Captains fight the battles.
At his wedding who was General U. S. Grant's bestman?
James Longstreet
Was General James Longstreet a Confederate or Union Soldier?
During the US Civil War James Longstreet was a general in the Confederate Army.
When did Union General John James Peck graduate from West Point?
Union General John James Peck graduated from West point in 1843. He ranked eighth among the 39 cadets that graduated that year. Peck served in the Eastern Theater and faced Confederate General Longstreet in the Battles of Suffolk in Virginia. These were inconclusive battles.
What caused Confederate General James Longstreet to offer his resignation at the end of 1863?
In a letter to General Samuel Cooper, General James Longstreet offered to be relieved of duty due to the defeat at Knoxville, Tennessee. Longstreet took responsibility for the attempt to be successful in Tennessee.
