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and Pemberton. On December 30th-31st he repulsed the advance of Rosecrans' army upon his position, gaining a notable victory, but on Januaand September 19th and 20th. It resulted in the complete rout of Rosecrans, the command of George H. Thomas alone holding its ground during e, as Thomas was the savior of the army on the other side. After Rosecrans was shut up in Chattanooga Longstreet was detached for the capturnually doing damage to the enemy. In 1863, in an effort to break Rosecrans' communications, he entered Tennessee with less than one thousandde a raid around the Federal army, and, in the fierce attack upon Rosecrans' left, led his men in a resistless charge over cavalry, infantry n command of the cavalry at Chickamauga, and the cooping — up of Rosecrans at Chattanooga, he arranged with Bragg for operations against thermy of Tennessee Wheeler was ordered upon the raid to the rear of Rosecrans, which his genius made one of the most brilliant on record. Star