My feeling are similar about Jackson and Longstreet. Jackson mastered higher echelon maneuver, while Longstreet hit like a sledgehammer. Tell you the truth that is one reason that I am so critical of the division of the ANV into three corps after Chancellorsville, and not giving Jackson's Corps to Stuart. Operationally, when Jackson and Longstreet commanded those two corps, it was like watching a prizefighter jabbing with his left and reserving the knockout for his right. Stuart was the only man I can see, although he was very junior, that could have carried on that traditional approach. In addition they did not have the numbers with the required staff expertise to divide two into three.
Stuart won Chancellorsville for Lee, and I think most overlook the fact. How is that for stepping out on a limb!
Regards
David