Meade

Meade spoke with particular enthusiasm about plans to work with teachers.

He sent an aide to Meade, with a request that he might attack.

Meade will think we have had a turkey dinner and stayed to polish the bones.

Meade had held council with his officers, and had come to a like decision to defend.

Sheridan stationed the troops as they came up, at Meade's request, the latter still being very sick.

On July 1, 1863, the Confederate forces attacked Meade's forces and made temporary gains.