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This seems to come up often in discussions. Many say Longstreet was only effective while entrenched and on the defensive. I'll read certain articles and see "Longstreet" followed by the word "defense". When I think about Longstreet's performance in the CW... I believe he performed just as well on the offensive as General Jackson and other commanders.
Was Longstreet a "defensive" General?
I often wondered if the "defensive" title came from the aftermath of the Gettysburg campaign and his reputation years after that battle...
Was Longstreet a "defensive" General?
I often wondered if the "defensive" title came from the aftermath of the Gettysburg campaign and his reputation years after that battle...