Harrisburg alarmed, 25; enemy near it, 29; the panic at, 34, _et seq._; militia ordered to, 37; narrow escape of, 50. Heth's (Harry) Confederate division approaches Gettysburg first, 52; encounters Buford's cavalry, 62 brings on battle of July 1, 63; sustains a check, 66; Pender, Rodes, and Early come to his aid, 69, 75; takes part in the famous charge of July 3, 140, 141. Hood, John B., marches into Chambersburg, 26, 27; attacks the Union left, July 2d, 114; is wounded, 115; his attack checked, 117; Union cavalry in his rear, 148. Hooker's (Joseph) plan of campaign, 40; objections to, _note_, 45; is superseded, 40. Howard, Oliver O., takes command at Gettysburg, 70; calls in vain for help, 70, 71. LEE, Robert E., his ascendancy over his troops, 29; portrait of, 30; wants his cavalry badly, 38; feels what it is to be in an enemy's country, 39; plans thwarted by Meade, 50; decides to cross South Mountain and give battle, 50; _note_, 59; orders all corps to Gettysburg, 51; steals a march on Meade, 53; at Gettysburg, 81; decides to attack, 91; Longstreet to turn Union left, 94; the plan in detail, 105, 106; determines to renew the battle, 133; reinforces Ewell, 133; orders Longstreet to assault Cemetery Ridge, 134; sends off his wounded, 153; follows with his army, 154; gets to the Potomac before he can be intercepted, 156; and crosses to Virginia safely, 157. Little Round Top, its position and appearance, 19; _note_, 22; Hancock causes its occupation, 88; is abandoned, 98; is about to fall into the enemy's hands, 115; troops brought up to it, 119, 120; conflict for its possession, 120, 121; Union troops remain masters, 121. Longstreet, James, opposes Lee's purpose, 91; is ordered to begin the attack of July 2, 105; gets into position, 106; as a fighter, 106, 107; method of attacking Sickles, 114, 115; is successful here, but halts before the main position, 125. Lutheran Church a hospital, 22. Lutheran Seminary, its situation, 17; Union troops make a stand there, 77. MCLAWS, (Lafayette) Confederate division attacks Sickles, July 2, 117.