Germany From the Earliest Period volume 4
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[9] On the arrivalof Napoleon in Witebst, of Schwarzenberg in Volhynia, of the Prussiansbefore Riga, the army might have halted, reconquered Poland have beenorganized, the men put into winter quarters, the army have again takenthe field early in the spring, and the conquest of Russia have beenslowly but surely completed. But Napoleon had resolved uponterminating the war in one rapid campaign, upon defeating theRussians, seizing their metropolis, and dictating terms of peace, andincessantly purs...ued his retreating opponent, whose footsteps weremarked by the flames of the cities and villages and by the devastatedcountry to their rear. The first serious opposition was made atSmolensko, [10] whence the Russians, however, speedily retreated aftersetting the city on fire. On the same day, the Bavarians, who haddiverged to one side during their advance, had a furious encounter--inwhich General Deroy, formerly distinguished for his services in theTyrol, was killed--at Poloczk with a body of Russian troops underWittgenstein.
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[9] On the arrivalof Napoleon in Witebst, of Schwarzenberg in Volhynia, of the Prussiansbefore Riga, the army might have halted, reconquered Poland have beenorganized, the men put into winter quarters, the army have again takenthe field early in the spring, and the conquest of Russia have beenslowly but surely completed. But Napoleon had resolved uponterminating the war in one rapid campaign, upon defeating theRussians, seizing their metropolis, and dictating terms of peace, andincessantly purs...ued his retreating opponent, whose footsteps weremarked by the flames of the cities and villages and by the devastatedcountry to their rear. The first serious opposition was made atSmolensko, [10] whence the Russians, however, speedily retreated aftersetting the city on fire. On the same day, the Bavarians, who haddiverged to one side during their advance, had a furious encounter--inwhich General Deroy, formerly distinguished for his services in theTyrol, was killed--at Poloczk with a body of Russian troops underWittgenstein.
What to read after Germany From the Earliest Period volume 4?
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