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It was necessary that they should surrender or be killed. One part of them was drowned. The other buried themselves under the ruins of the Faubourg de Ranstad.
On the 20th the French army arrived at Weissenfels and commenced recovering itself. Prince Poniatow- sky. Generals Vial, Dumoutier, and Rochambeau were drowned or killed ; the Prince of Moscow, the Duke of Raguse, Generals Souham, Compans, Latour-Maubourg and Friedrichs were wounded ; Prince Emile of Darm- stadt, the Count of Hochberg, G...enerals Lauriston, Delmas, Rozniecky, Krasinsky, Valory, Bertrand, Dor- senne, d'Etzko, Colomy, Bronikowsky, Siwowitz, Mala- kowsky, Rautenstrauch and Stockhorn were prisoners.
NAPOLEON EMPEROR. I47 We had left in the Elster and the faubourgs of the city ten thousand dead, fifteen thousand prisoners, one hundred and fifty pieces of cannon and five hundred wagons.
As for those who remained of the confederated troops, they had deserted during the march from Leipsic to Valenciennes.
At Erfurth, where it arrived on the 23d, the French army was reduced to its own forces, numbering nearly eighty thousand men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was necessary that they should surrender or be killed. One part of them was drowned. The other buried themselves under the ruins of the Faubourg de Ranstad.
On the 20th the French army arrived at Weissenfels and commenced recovering itself. Prince Poniatow- sky. Generals Vial, Dumoutier, and Rochambeau were drowned or killed ; the Prince of Moscow, the Duke of Raguse, Generals Souham, Compans, Latour-Maubourg and Friedrichs were wounded ; Prince Emile of Darm- stadt, the Count of Hochberg, G...enerals Lauriston, Delmas, Rozniecky, Krasinsky, Valory, Bertrand, Dor- senne, d'Etzko, Colomy, Bronikowsky, Siwowitz, Mala- kowsky, Rautenstrauch and Stockhorn were prisoners.
NAPOLEON EMPEROR. I47 We had left in the Elster and the faubourgs of the city ten thousand dead, fifteen thousand prisoners, one hundred and fifty pieces of cannon and five hundred wagons.
As for those who remained of the confederated troops, they had deserted during the march from Leipsic to Valenciennes.
At Erfurth, where it arrived on the 23d, the French army was reduced to its own forces, numbering nearly eighty thousand men.
What to read after Napoleon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandre Dumas to read onlineMoreLess
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