Napoleon the First; An Intimate Biography
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It is "a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon." The night after the battle Napoleon slept in the monastery of Annunciation where the Fathers have treasured since the bedroom where the young warrior rested.
In the meantime the siege was pushed with obstinacy but with little success. The Turks defended themselves with great valor. Five assaults had already been made, when a flotilla appeared, which had been fitted out at Rhodes to reprovision the port. Seeking to anticipate this succor. N...apoleon ordered another assault to be made on the eighth of May, which was also repulsed. He was there- fore obliged to prepare to retreat, but was unwilling to retire without making one more attempt. On the morning and the evening of the tenth of May, the attack was re- newed for the seventh and eighth times. Led with reckless gallantry by the heroic Lannes, the troops gained part of the wall and planted the tricolor on the northeast tower.
But all further progress was checked by the Enghsh marines who had poured into the town and the Turkish reinforcements which were landed in time to save the n 102 3 MARSHAL LANNES EGYPT, day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is "a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon." The night after the battle Napoleon slept in the monastery of Annunciation where the Fathers have treasured since the bedroom where the young warrior rested.
In the meantime the siege was pushed with obstinacy but with little success. The Turks defended themselves with great valor. Five assaults had already been made, when a flotilla appeared, which had been fitted out at Rhodes to reprovision the port. Seeking to anticipate this succor. N...apoleon ordered another assault to be made on the eighth of May, which was also repulsed. He was there- fore obliged to prepare to retreat, but was unwilling to retire without making one more attempt. On the morning and the evening of the tenth of May, the attack was re- newed for the seventh and eighth times. Led with reckless gallantry by the heroic Lannes, the troops gained part of the wall and planted the tricolor on the northeast tower.
But all further progress was checked by the Enghsh marines who had poured into the town and the Turkish reinforcements which were landed in time to save the n 102 3 MARSHAL LANNES EGYPT, day.
What to read after Napoleon the First; An Intimate Biography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Geer to read onlineMoreLess
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