… As scapegoat for the Confederate defeat, Longstreet is … I study Longstreet’s military service
to set the record straight … Because my book probes Longstreet’s image and his place in …

… The letter to Parker on June 3 flatly stated that the general was willing to repeal Negro
suffrage to place the old oligarchy back in power. That the Republican should fall for the scheme …

… He did more than any other officer of Lee's Army to place the fame of the great Virginian
among the stars. Lee wanted Longstreet always at his side, depending on his counsel and the …

… , stating in his report that “by his presence at the right place at the right moment among his
men...he infused a confidence and spirit that contributed largely to the success of our arms …

… But there is more to this work than the feeble old warrior trying to regain a place in history.
There is his shrewd argument that he had become the victim of the Lost Cause in part because …

… A fine, recent look has analyzed Longstreet's place in Southern history and Civil War … of
history's judgment of Longstreet. By its nature, a reevaluation of Longstreet's tactical and strategic …

… was killed leading a corps in Lee's army, one Atlanta newspaper described him as "the idol
of the people and the army," and a Richmond editor questioned, "Who can fill his place in our …

… conduct in two battles, "were sown in that instant—when Lee yielded to Longstreet and
Longstreet discovered that he would." Freeman asked darkly whether Longstreet had come to …

… In thinking about the place of Prince's militia narrative in American literary history, we
may usefully begin by considering a better-known work that was published in the same year, …

… the materials of history to those who may give them place in the records of the nation,—not
of … , the official War Records supply in a measure the place of lost papers, and afford a great …