Franois Sverin Marceau 1769 1796
Franois Sverin Marceau 1769 1796
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IQ/ bition and the bloodthirsty zeal of the representa- tives of the people above named.
Both Kl^ber and Marceau, after their successes in La Vendee, deserved to be placed in more inde- pendent commands, or at least under more impor- tant generals. Marceau was placed at the head of one of the two advance-guards, and in this capacity- he carried out all that depended on him to sustain the honour of the Republic and its Army of the Ardennes.
The Allies — that is, the left wing of the army of Prin...ce Coburg — were established in front of Mons, and guarded both banks of the Sambre, their main body occupying an intrenched camp on the left bank between Rouvroi and Grandreng. The move- ment now prescribed by Pichegru to his right wing was to pass the Sambre and march upon Mons, at the same time to secure the Meuse between Namur and Liege, and thus cut off the enemy in the event of their retreat in that direction.
The Sambre flows between well-wooded banks and elevated plateaus cut up by ravines and water- channels, and offers great difficulties to an attack- ing force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IQ/ bition and the bloodthirsty zeal of the representa- tives of the people above named.
Both Kl^ber and Marceau, after their successes in La Vendee, deserved to be placed in more inde- pendent commands, or at least under more impor- tant generals. Marceau was placed at the head of one of the two advance-guards, and in this capacity- he carried out all that depended on him to sustain the honour of the Republic and its Army of the Ardennes.
The Allies — that is, the left wing of the army of Prin...ce Coburg — were established in front of Mons, and guarded both banks of the Sambre, their main body occupying an intrenched camp on the left bank between Rouvroi and Grandreng. The move- ment now prescribed by Pichegru to his right wing was to pass the Sambre and march upon Mons, at the same time to secure the Meuse between Namur and Liege, and thus cut off the enemy in the event of their retreat in that direction.
The Sambre flows between well-wooded banks and elevated plateaus cut up by ravines and water- channels, and offers great difficulties to an attack- ing force.
What to read after Franois Sverin Marceau 1769 1796?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T G Thomas George Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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