ブランディステーションの戦いによる勝者はどっち
Stuart argued that the battle was a Confederate victory since he held the field at the end of the day and had repelled Pleasonton's attack. The Southern press was generally negative about the outcome. The "Richmond Enquirer" wrote that "Gen. Stuart has suffered no little in public estimation by the late enterprises of the enemy." The "Richmond Examiner" described Stuart's command as "puffed up cavalry," that suffered the "consequences of negligence and bad management."
Confederate