Their flight did not cease until they reached Horner's woods, half a mile distant, where they immediately intrenched themselves.

These brigades belonged to Hood's division, then under Law.
Longstreet says, "When this (Pickett's) charge failed, I expected that, of course, the enemy would throw himself against our shattered ranks and try to crush us.

I sent my staff officers to the rear to assist in rallying the troops, and hurried to our line of batteries as the only support that I could given them.".

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