He deserted when near Union lines and continued his journey home.

This action was key in stabilizing the Union defensive line.

Just after noon, the 21st's brigade took up a position near the center of the Union lines.

Only a small number of slaves already behind Union lines were immediately freed.

He suffered yet another wound, and fell near the Union lines.

His final opportunity to break the Union lines and regain the momentum was gone.

He was gazing out toward the Union lines, which were clearly visible in the east.

They stood together, the four men, looking up at the Union line.

Five captured guns were turned against the rest of the Union line.

They realized their location was not safe one and some began to try to run back to the Union lines.