Oh I see now. I'd agree about how R.H. Anderson failed in doing his job and Hill's sickness wasn't helping. Perhaps if R.H. Anderson's Division was temporarily assigned to Longstreet, the Confederates could possibly achieve better results (though R.H. Anderson was fairly laissez faire when it came to command).I was referring to the 2nd Day re: Cemetery Hill; depending on how you count it, the Confederates had something like 2-1 superiority in brigades around Cemetery Hill. Early attacked with two brigades against XI Corps forces of the same size, in prepared positions on the high ground, and drove them; Anderson was attacking on that day, but failed to get his left wing brigade commanders' rears in gear after some initial success, and Hill was too sick to make sure the Light Division pressed the attack after Pender was wounded.