Napoleons Invasion of Russia
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Fortunately for the Eussians, he, like his master, had no inkling of the true state of affairs, and Eugene was able to hold his ground till Korf was safe, when by Barclay's orders he retired towards Gorbunovo to another position, ^ from before which Ney was presently recalled by Napoleon to take the direct Moscow road.
This skirmishing, whatever its exact locality, w-as a prelude on a smaller scale to the serious conflict on the Moscow road which occupied the rest of the day. While it was going... on, Tuchkov had reached the Moscow road, about half-way between Yalutino and Lubino, some three miles west of the latter, which was the essential point to ' This account is taken from Eiigene of Wurtemberg's memoirs. Butmiin says that Ney had reached Gorbunovo, thus cutting off Korf, when Barclay ordered Eugene to retake Gorbunovo and hold it till Korf was safely past. The difference is rather as to the topography than as to the facts : and Eugene's version, while in no way more creditable to himself or to Barclay, seems the more probable, besides being a matter within his own knowledge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fortunately for the Eussians, he, like his master, had no inkling of the true state of affairs, and Eugene was able to hold his ground till Korf was safe, when by Barclay's orders he retired towards Gorbunovo to another position, ^ from before which Ney was presently recalled by Napoleon to take the direct Moscow road.
This skirmishing, whatever its exact locality, w-as a prelude on a smaller scale to the serious conflict on the Moscow road which occupied the rest of the day. While it was going... on, Tuchkov had reached the Moscow road, about half-way between Yalutino and Lubino, some three miles west of the latter, which was the essential point to ' This account is taken from Eiigene of Wurtemberg's memoirs. Butmiin says that Ney had reached Gorbunovo, thus cutting off Korf, when Barclay ordered Eugene to retake Gorbunovo and hold it till Korf was safely past. The difference is rather as to the topography than as to the facts : and Eugene's version, while in no way more creditable to himself or to Barclay, seems the more probable, besides being a matter within his own knowledge.
What to read after Napoleons Invasion of Russia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hereford Brooke George to read onlineMoreLess
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