Hero Tales of the Far North
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They tried to turn the King's right and so outflank him ; but the army turned with them and stood like a rock. The extreme mobility of his forces was Gustav Adolf's great advantage in his campaigns. He revised the book of military tactics up 220 HERO TALES OF THE FAR NORTH to date. The imperial troops were massed in solid columns, after the old Spanish fash- ion, the impact of which was hard to resist when they struck. The King's, on the con- trary, moved in smaller bodies, quickly thrown upon ...the point of danger, and his artillery was so distributed among them as to make every shot tell on the compact body of the enemy. Whichever way Pappenheim turned he found a firm front, bristling with guns, opposing him. Seven times he threw himself upon the living wall ; each time his horsemen were flung back, their lines thinned and broken. The field was strewn with their dead. Tilly, anxiously watching, threw up his hands in despair. "This man will lose me honor and fame, and the Emperor his lands, " he cried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They tried to turn the King's right and so outflank him ; but the army turned with them and stood like a rock. The extreme mobility of his forces was Gustav Adolf's great advantage in his campaigns. He revised the book of military tactics up 220 HERO TALES OF THE FAR NORTH to date. The imperial troops were massed in solid columns, after the old Spanish fash- ion, the impact of which was hard to resist when they struck. The King's, on the con- trary, moved in smaller bodies, quickly thrown upon ...the point of danger, and his artillery was so distributed among them as to make every shot tell on the compact body of the enemy. Whichever way Pappenheim turned he found a firm front, bristling with guns, opposing him. Seven times he threw himself upon the living wall ; each time his horsemen were flung back, their lines thinned and broken. The field was strewn with their dead. Tilly, anxiously watching, threw up his hands in despair. "This man will lose me honor and fame, and the Emperor his lands, " he cried.
What to read after Hero Tales of the Far North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riis, Jacob A. (Jacob August), 1849-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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