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The 10 pages that link to James Longstreet, each with the reason it gives.

• Ulysses S. GrantRelated: Longstreet’s postwar political realignment illustrates the changing loyalties of Grant’s era.

• Battle of GettysburgRelated: His corps led major Confederate assaults on July 2 and 3.

• Army of Northern VirginiaRelated: His corps formed a major part of the army’s command structure.

• Battle of FredericksburgRelated: His corps held the high ground west of Fredericksburg, including Marye’s Heights.

• Gettysburg CampaignRelated: His role and advice during the Gettysburg fighting remain central to debate over Lee’s decisions.

• Stonewall JacksonRelated: Longstreet became the other leading corps commander after Jackson’s death.

• John Bell HoodRelated: Hood served under Longstreet and led a division in his First Corps.

• Battle of ChickamaugaRelated: His assault delivered the battle’s decisive blow against the Union right.

• Battle of the WildernessRelated: His arrival on May 6 led to a major Confederate counterattack along the Orange Plank Road.

• Second Battle of Bull RunRelated: His large-scale attack on August 30 turned a Union advance into a rout.