Madame Sans Gne An Historical Romance Founded On the Play
Madame Sans Gne An Historical Romance Founded On the Play
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Intrepid, facing death and catching firm hold of their guns, they drove forward with fixed bay- onets, dispersing that gaudy cavalry in all directions. Dumouriez's hussars finished the rout and drove every- thing before them as far as Mons.
As the centre two brigades had halted, a soldier, without rank or uniform, Dumouriez's valet, Baptiste Renard, took upon himself to rally them, to lead them, and so assured the victory at that point. There Lieu- tenant-General Egalite\ better known later as ...Louis- Philippe, was in command.
It was to the sound of the "Marseillaise" and the Ca-ira that the last Austrian intrenchments were carried by the Parisian brigades, among whom were brave volunteers, and the Lombard contingent. The regular troops, the 13th, with whom Lefebvre fought like a 17 258 Padame j&mjei-Gfatt*.
tiger, the marksmen and hussars of Berchimy and Canv boraud, all these contributed equally to that decided victory which preserved France from invasion, de- livered Belgium, wiped out the old German forces, and gave to the new republic its glorious baptism of fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Intrepid, facing death and catching firm hold of their guns, they drove forward with fixed bay- onets, dispersing that gaudy cavalry in all directions. Dumouriez's hussars finished the rout and drove every- thing before them as far as Mons.
As the centre two brigades had halted, a soldier, without rank or uniform, Dumouriez's valet, Baptiste Renard, took upon himself to rally them, to lead them, and so assured the victory at that point. There Lieu- tenant-General Egalite\ better known later as ...Louis- Philippe, was in command.
It was to the sound of the "Marseillaise" and the Ca-ira that the last Austrian intrenchments were carried by the Parisian brigades, among whom were brave volunteers, and the Lombard contingent. The regular troops, the 13th, with whom Lefebvre fought like a 17 258 Padame j&mjei-Gfatt*.
tiger, the marksmen and hussars of Berchimy and Canv boraud, all these contributed equally to that decided victory which preserved France from invasion, de- livered Belgium, wiped out the old German forces, and gave to the new republic its glorious baptism of fire.
What to read after Madame Sans Gne An Historical Romance Founded On the Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victorien Sardou to read onlineMoreLess
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