A Sketch of Suwarow And His Last Campaign With Observations On Mr Alisons Op
A Sketch of Suwarow And His Last Campaign With Observations On Mr Alisons Op
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Which result, at a period when, whether as regarded Moreau's or Macdonald's proceedings, time was in- valuable to his antagonists, flagrantly exposes the emptiness of his dogma — " No rule and line work : coup d'ail, ^'' compared to the simple strategic rule of adopting the most advantageous measure, and allow- ing no secondary object to divert you from it. From the Adda to Turin is seven marches, and a direct move on it would not only at once have given that city to Suwarow, but have forced Mo...reau with greater or less loss, to have saved himself in Liguria, or perhaps even in France. With so plain and so " That the Duke of Brunswick allowed Kellermann to join Dumouriez, that he might fight one battle instead of two, and accordingly his Highness fought only one ; it was that of Valmy, which sent him out of France. '' One of our poets says well : "Discretion and hardy valour are the twins of honour, and reared together make a conqueror ; — divided, but a talker. " Of all errors in war, none is so hazardous (and, wonderful to say, none so frequent) as a gratuitous dissemination or separation of a force before it has struck its " swashing blow ;" unless it be a voluntary disregard of an opportunity to crush an important portion of a hostile force, before it shall unite with another kindred army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which result, at a period when, whether as regarded Moreau's or Macdonald's proceedings, time was in- valuable to his antagonists, flagrantly exposes the emptiness of his dogma — " No rule and line work : coup d'ail, ^'' compared to the simple strategic rule of adopting the most advantageous measure, and allow- ing no secondary object to divert you from it. From the Adda to Turin is seven marches, and a direct move on it would not only at once have given that city to Suwarow, but have forced Mo...reau with greater or less loss, to have saved himself in Liguria, or perhaps even in France. With so plain and so " That the Duke of Brunswick allowed Kellermann to join Dumouriez, that he might fight one battle instead of two, and accordingly his Highness fought only one ; it was that of Valmy, which sent him out of France. '' One of our poets says well : "Discretion and hardy valour are the twins of honour, and reared together make a conqueror ; — divided, but a talker. " Of all errors in war, none is so hazardous (and, wonderful to say, none so frequent) as a gratuitous dissemination or separation of a force before it has struck its " swashing blow ;" unless it be a voluntary disregard of an opportunity to crush an important portion of a hostile force, before it shall unite with another kindred army.
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