Napoleon And His Marshals
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General Brune, seeing the condition of the English commander, rapidly concentrated his troops and advanced to the attack, but was repulsed.
The field of battle, like that of Areola, was a collec- tion of dykes and causeways, where everything de- pended on the firmness of the heads of the columns.
At length, the reinforcements having all arrived, the whole army, amounting to thirty-five thousand men, was placed under the command of the Duke of 5 ork, and boldly advanced in four massive columns a...gainst the republicans, posted at Alkmaer. The Russians rushed impetuously to the attack, and were at first successful, but at length, being arrested, they were driven back at the point of the bayonet in utter confusion. The English also, after a dreadful slaugh- ter, were forced to retreat, and Brune remained mas- ter of the field,on which were stre^vn seven thousand killed and wounded. A fortnight after, the allies, having reinforcements, again assumed the offensive, and after an obstinate combat, in which nearly five thousaiid more fell, forced the French from their position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Brune, seeing the condition of the English commander, rapidly concentrated his troops and advanced to the attack, but was repulsed.
The field of battle, like that of Areola, was a collec- tion of dykes and causeways, where everything de- pended on the firmness of the heads of the columns.
At length, the reinforcements having all arrived, the whole army, amounting to thirty-five thousand men, was placed under the command of the Duke of 5 ork, and boldly advanced in four massive columns a...gainst the republicans, posted at Alkmaer. The Russians rushed impetuously to the attack, and were at first successful, but at length, being arrested, they were driven back at the point of the bayonet in utter confusion. The English also, after a dreadful slaugh- ter, were forced to retreat, and Brune remained mas- ter of the field,on which were stre^vn seven thousand killed and wounded. A fortnight after, the allies, having reinforcements, again assumed the offensive, and after an obstinate combat, in which nearly five thousaiid more fell, forced the French from their position.
What to read after Napoleon And His Marshals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joel Tyler Headley to read onlineMoreLess
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