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we Iiad anticipated. I sent word to Alexander that unless he could do some-thing more, I would not feel warranted in ordering the troops forward. Afte 1 'a little, some of the Federal batteries ceased firing, possibly to save ammuni-tion, and Alexander thought the most suitable time for the advance hadcome. He sent word to Pickett, and Pickett rode to my headquarters. Ashe came up he asked if the time for his advance had come. I was convinced