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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 33. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.34 (search)
at General Lee did not know the extent of the trouble in front, and hailed him with the exclamation: General, the line is broken at the angle in General Johnson's front. His countenanee instantly changed, and he said: Ride with me to General Gordon (General Gordon was in charge of Early's division in reserve, General Early being in command of A. P. Hills, the Third Corps). I rode with General Lee about two hundred yards or more to our left rear, as we faced the enemy, and quickly came upon Pegrams's brigade (which was under Colonel J. S. Hoffman), and which had Gordon's old brigade, under Colonel C. A. Evans, on our left. We soon found General Gordon, who was forming his men, with a skirmish line in front, and the regiments were aligning behind them. General Lee met Gordon in front of Pegram's brigade, and then there was the scene of Lee to the rear, which has been so often described, Gordon exhorting and the men clamoring for General Lee to go back. As Lee retired through Gordon'