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I'm not sure the army lost its aggressiveness. I think mostly it lost high-level competence.
for example - Jackson did his own reconnoitering.
it's difficult to imagine him at Gettysburg starting a march to the right, being discovered and doubling back to a concealed route and the attack being thus delayed ...
That's what I mean by aggresiveness. He was not one to delay an attack.