Napoleon And His Marshals volume 1
Napoleon And His Marshals volume 1
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155 Cjr, though cool and steady, saw at once that by a firm and impetuous charge, he could roll the whole un- wieldy mass into the river, and waited anxiously the order to advance. In the meantime he brought for- ward some of his guns, and trained them on the close packed troops of the enemy. Finding, however, that his cannonading failed to draw the attention of Moreau to the spot, he sent an officer to him requesting permis- sion to charge. But the former refused, either from too great prudenc...e, or, as it is more probable, from want of confidence in the good faith of his general. The opportunity slipped by, and the Austrians made good their passage over the Danube.
COMBAT AT BIBEKACH.
A few days after, however, St. Cyr performed one of those brilliant actions which stamp the man ot genius. The Austrians had retreated, and Moreau. Did not expect to overtake them for another day. In the mean time, St. Cyr had received orders to push on beyond Biberach, a little town which lay on the line of the enemy's retreat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
155 Cjr, though cool and steady, saw at once that by a firm and impetuous charge, he could roll the whole un- wieldy mass into the river, and waited anxiously the order to advance. In the meantime he brought for- ward some of his guns, and trained them on the close packed troops of the enemy. Finding, however, that his cannonading failed to draw the attention of Moreau to the spot, he sent an officer to him requesting permis- sion to charge. But the former refused, either from too great prudenc...e, or, as it is more probable, from want of confidence in the good faith of his general. The opportunity slipped by, and the Austrians made good their passage over the Danube.
COMBAT AT BIBEKACH.
A few days after, however, St. Cyr performed one of those brilliant actions which stamp the man ot genius. The Austrians had retreated, and Moreau. Did not expect to overtake them for another day. In the mean time, St. Cyr had received orders to push on beyond Biberach, a little town which lay on the line of the enemy's retreat.
What to read after Napoleon And His Marshals volume 1?
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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