Italy From the Fall of Napoleon I in 1815 to the Death of Victor Emmanuel I
Italy From the Fall of Napoleon I in 1815 to the Death of Victor Emmanuel I
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He saw the great importance of preventing, if possible, the junction of Greneral Nugent's forces cominc from the Isonzo with those of Marshal Ea- detzky on the Adige, to say nothing of others approach- ing from the Tyrol under the command of General EFFORTS TO SAVE THE PBOVINGE OF VENETIA. 175 Welden. On the 21st April, 1848, Manin and Tommaseo accompanied Gfeneral Antonini and 1, 000 men to aid in protecting the town of Vicenza against General Nugent. After a day's fighting, during which Gener...al Durando and some of his Roman troops arrived in time to take part in the action, the enemy were forced to retreat. The next morning, Manin returned to Venice with his friend and colleague, Tommaseo. A month afterwards, on the 23rd May, Generals Nugent and La Tour and Taxis again assailed Vicenza with 42 cannons and 16, 000 men, but General Durando with his Eoman and Venetian forces united to those of Vicenza itself, again drove back the assailants, and obliged them to retreat. At length, on the 10th June, Marshal Radetzky united his forces to those of General Nugent, and with 40, 000 men and 118 cannon attacked the heights commanding the town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He saw the great importance of preventing, if possible, the junction of Greneral Nugent's forces cominc from the Isonzo with those of Marshal Ea- detzky on the Adige, to say nothing of others approach- ing from the Tyrol under the command of General EFFORTS TO SAVE THE PBOVINGE OF VENETIA. 175 Welden. On the 21st April, 1848, Manin and Tommaseo accompanied Gfeneral Antonini and 1, 000 men to aid in protecting the town of Vicenza against General Nugent. After a day's fighting, during which Gener...al Durando and some of his Roman troops arrived in time to take part in the action, the enemy were forced to retreat. The next morning, Manin returned to Venice with his friend and colleague, Tommaseo. A month afterwards, on the 23rd May, Generals Nugent and La Tour and Taxis again assailed Vicenza with 42 cannons and 16, 000 men, but General Durando with his Eoman and Venetian forces united to those of Vicenza itself, again drove back the assailants, and obliged them to retreat. At length, on the 10th June, Marshal Radetzky united his forces to those of General Nugent, and with 40, 000 men and 118 cannon attacked the heights commanding the town.
What to read after Italy From the Fall of Napoleon I in 1815 to the Death of Victor Emmanuel I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W John Webb Probyn to read onlineMoreLess
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