An Account of the Battle of Chateauguay 8 9
An Account of the Battle of Chateauguay 8 9
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Next, how ought the credit of the affair to be apportioned, for it isclear that it is due to a number concerned? De Salaberry is, ofcourse, in every way the leading figure. His courage and spirit wereperfect, his intelligence rapid, his labor incessant, and the wholechoice of the field and strategy of the battle were, by all thetestimony, due to him. On the whole, it almost seems, in its broadlights, like a battle of this one man against the enemy. His task wasthe greater from the extent and ob...scurity of the battlefield. On theseaccounts, some of those holding the positions used afterwards to saythere was no battle at all, and one--Lieut. Delisle, who received apension--that the whole thing was a farce. Frankly--and it may seem atfirst sight like a discourtesy to say it--it is doubtful whether theVoltigeurs would have stood much real fighting had they been opposedto veterans. On reasonable consideration this objection mustdisappear. It is well known that recruits away from their homes areutterly unstable in their first battles.
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Next, how ought the credit of the affair to be apportioned, for it isclear that it is due to a number concerned? De Salaberry is, ofcourse, in every way the leading figure. His courage and spirit wereperfect, his intelligence rapid, his labor incessant, and the wholechoice of the field and strategy of the battle were, by all thetestimony, due to him. On the whole, it almost seems, in its broadlights, like a battle of this one man against the enemy. His task wasthe greater from the extent and ob...scurity of the battlefield. On theseaccounts, some of those holding the positions used afterwards to saythere was no battle at all, and one--Lieut. Delisle, who received apension--that the whole thing was a farce. Frankly--and it may seem atfirst sight like a discourtesy to say it--it is doubtful whether theVoltigeurs would have stood much real fighting had they been opposedto veterans. On reasonable consideration this objection mustdisappear. It is well known that recruits away from their homes areutterly unstable in their first battles.
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