...h fragments of Key's corps as could be rallied. The enemy was dazed, bewildered and demoralized by Casey's defeat, so that the reinforcements did not fight as well as Casey's men had done. One of Casey 's brigadiers said in his report, that he had seen Heintzleman's men break when they had hardly felt the Rebels. Everything gave way before the three regiments and the masses of the enemy were ste...