...n on Seminary hill, but he had been a gallant foeman, for he reports here a loss of 316 killed and wounded, out of a total of 496. Pender's division moved up behind Heth's lines, now commanded by General Pettigrew , as General Heth had been wounded; and when Pender found Heth's men much exhausted and greatly reduced by several hours' hard and successful fighting, he ordered his division to take the front line a...