General Robert E Lee and General James Longstreet were actually great friends, but at the Battle of Gettysburg they had a big disagreement on how to attack the Union Army which they had surrounded. Lee wanted to go with a frontal attack which was what the Union had been doing and failing at for the past 3 years. Longstreet wanted to take the defensive route and stay back and let them attack them. The frontal attack that Lee ordered was practically suicidal and began the end of the Confederacy. This battle proved that Lee was human and made mistakes just like everybody else. He admitted that he was wrong and even offered to resign as commander after the battle. Longstreet was ultimately right, but Longstreet remained good friends. That was the only real conflict known in history between General Longstreet and General Lee.
With the fall of Yorktown on May 3, 1862, the Confederates were in a mass retreat as Union forces under the command of Major General George B. McClellan began their pursuit of the Confederates. The Rebels were under heavy fire and a courier sought out General Longstreet in order to have him send reinforcements to aid General Magruder. The courier located Longstreet where he had made his headquarters at the College of William and Mary. As an aside, the College of William and Mary is the second oldest college in the US. It was founded in Williamsburg, Virginia in 1693. It was the first college to create a law school.
Noo. There just good friends! :) check out there song they made together "Blizzard of 89"! really good
they made different sculptures and instruments.
She has a baby, a doll named TamTam which 2NE1's leader, CL made for her.
Many historians cite the assault made by Confederate General James Longstreet as one of the most famous ones in the US Civil War. Longstreet employed the standard column formation to break the center of the Union lines. It resulted in driving the Federal center and right formations from the battlefield. Part of Longstreet's success was due to the depth of his columns. The Federals granted the proper respect for Longstreet's success, but often added that there was a bit of luck involved.By a stroke of bad luck for the Federals, Union General Thomas Wood's division pulled out of its defensive line just as Longstreet's troops attacked the Union lines.
in my opinion, he was a good leader because he made tobacco a big success, and helped the booming of the colony, so yeah, i think he was a good leader
He made Italian sausages for everyone.
she now what she talk about
William was very well prepared which made him a good leader, he did the very clever trick of retreating down the hill!
Hirohito was a good Emperor that made bad desions in his life
i think he was a good leader because he was our 16th president and a lot of things were accomplished
John Adams was a mediocre leader. he didnt really do that much as a president
Yes, he is a very benevolent leader and has made things very comfortable for his citizens.
He were good leader Because good student at the college DE Montreal and received a broad education in languages including English and the sciences.
He had no reason to do otherwise. He was an ex-regular Army officer from Ohio. His only link with the Confederates was that he had shared a room at West Point with James Longstreet, whose cousin he had married, with Longstreet (supposedly) as Best Man. Many officers on opposing sides had been close friends before the war.
After the US Civil War had ended, former Confederate Lieutenant General James Longstreet traveled to Washington DC to follow up on the written application for a pardon from the US government. Due to the significant war operations Longstreet made as a high ranking Confederate general, he was required to file an appeal for an official pardon. His actions against the US government were a serious breach of loyalty he once had as a West Point graduate (USMA ) and the oath he had taken when he was a Federal officer.