follows Lincoln's plan and extends right wing to meet McDowell, [51];
informed by Lincoln of withdrawal of McDowell to pursue Jackson, [52], [56];
attacked by Johnston and Jackson, [58];
refuses to move for two weeks, [59];
wears out Lincoln's patience by delay, [60];
retorts sharply to suggestions, [61];
retreats to James River, [61];
writes bitter letter to Stanton, [62];
proves his incapacity to attack, [64];
wishes to resume offensive by James River, [64];