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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 24. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.28 (search)
r of General H. Heth's— I think it was Captain Stockton Heth, the General's brother—rode up to our e marched along the road. I heard him say: General Heth is ordered to move on Gettysburg, and fighthundred prisoners behind the wooded crest. General Heth now brought up Pettigrew's Brigade, and advd from York. I remember how thankful I felt as Heth's Division moved forward about 1 o'clock P. M. der's Division coming up the pike in our rear. Heth's Division had suffered the loss of two-thirds s and barns of which they made forts. Here General Heth was wounded; here fell the brave Colonel Bu was constantly occupied with the wounded. General Heth was wounded while his division was pressing the centre of the attack. Heth's Division suffered a surprise, because we had no cavalry to meet B Gettysburg lay in Early's direct road, and if Heth had fallen back on Cashtown, and Rodes turned nemy from their position. All honor is due General Heth and his noble division for pressing the ene[7 more...]<