General Pichegrus Treason
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By April 14, the Austrians were in retreat upon Milan, while the Sardinians had been hurled back upon Turin. In less than a week Bonaparte's strategy had triumphed. Advancing by interior lines, he succeeded in forcing asunder the two armies which sought to bar his progress and in completely separating the Austrians from their Sardinian allies.
The news of the battle of Montenotte, the first of Bonaparte's long series of victories, reached Paris, while Pichegru was still in the capital. At a tim...e when the government was in a most embarrassed situation, it disconcerted all his plans that the intelli- gence from Italy should be so highly favourable. The brilliant manner in which a comparatively unknown general of their selection had opened the campaign could not fail to raise the Directors in the public estimation. Perhaps it was the news from Italy which caused him to stay in Paris rather longer than he ap- pears originally to have intended. On April 1, he had written to Badonville bidding him tell Mademoiselle, Demouge presumably, that he would shortly be back at Strasburg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By April 14, the Austrians were in retreat upon Milan, while the Sardinians had been hurled back upon Turin. In less than a week Bonaparte's strategy had triumphed. Advancing by interior lines, he succeeded in forcing asunder the two armies which sought to bar his progress and in completely separating the Austrians from their Sardinian allies.
The news of the battle of Montenotte, the first of Bonaparte's long series of victories, reached Paris, while Pichegru was still in the capital. At a tim...e when the government was in a most embarrassed situation, it disconcerted all his plans that the intelli- gence from Italy should be so highly favourable. The brilliant manner in which a comparatively unknown general of their selection had opened the campaign could not fail to raise the Directors in the public estimation. Perhaps it was the news from Italy which caused him to stay in Paris rather longer than he ap- pears originally to have intended. On April 1, he had written to Badonville bidding him tell Mademoiselle, Demouge presumably, that he would shortly be back at Strasburg.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Richard Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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