After serving with Lee at Harper's Ferry, he was made a brigadier general for saving the Confederate left at First Bull Run, and covered t  he withdrawal to the Chicakahominy in the Peninsular campaign by riding all the way around McClellan's forces.
At Yellow Tavern, he turned Sheridan off the direct road to Richmond, but suffered fatal wounds in the attack. After serving with Lee at Harper's Ferry, he was made a brigadier general for saving the Confederate left at First Bull Run, and covered t  he withdrawal to the Chicakahominy in the Peninsular campaign by riding all the way around McClellan's forces. FTP, identify this Southern soldier, who took command of the second Army Corps after Jackson's death, and whose absence at Gettysburg deprived  Lee of essential reconnaissance.
At Yellow Tavern, he turned Sheridan off the direct road to Richmond, but suffered fatal wounds in the attack.
James Ewell Brown Stuart