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LXXXVII Cromwell Mr. Hallam truly says that, though it is impossible to rank Cromwell with Napoleon as a general, yet ' his exploits were as much above the level of his contemporaries, and more the effects of an original uneducated ^ capacity.' Bona- parte was trained in the best military schools; the army which he led to Ital...y was one of the finest that ever existed.
Cromwell passed his youth and the prime of his manhood in a civil situation. He never looked on ^ war till he was forty years old. He had first to form himself, and then to form his troops. Out of raw levies he created an army, the bravest and the best disciplined, the most orderly in peace, and the most terrible in war, that Europe had seen. He called this body into existence. He led it to conquest. He never fought a battle without gaining it. He never gained a battle without annihilating the force opposed to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' See P. Soh. 6. Gr., Lesson 55, p. 233. ^ held in solution = dis= solved. * grew = felt myself. ^ that my stroke was baffled, bof id) bergebtid^ mit ben Slnnen onSgriff.
LXXXVII Cromwell Mr. Hallam truly says that, though it is impossible to rank Cromwell with Napoleon as a general, yet ' his exploits were as much above the level of his contemporaries, and more the effects of an original uneducated ^ capacity.' Bona- parte was trained in the best military schools; the army which he led to Ital...y was one of the finest that ever existed.
Cromwell passed his youth and the prime of his manhood in a civil situation. He never looked on ^ war till he was forty years old. He had first to form himself, and then to form his troops. Out of raw levies he created an army, the bravest and the best disciplined, the most orderly in peace, and the most terrible in war, that Europe had seen. He called this body into existence. He led it to conquest. He never fought a battle without gaining it. He never gained a battle without annihilating the force opposed to him.
What to read after German Prose Composition: Introductory Hints, Rules, Examples, And Exercises, Selected Passages From Standard English Authors ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meissner, Albert L to read onlineMoreLess
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