Strategy And Tactics
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They were surprised and routed completely, losing all their cannon and baggage. Here the Bavarians were accessory to their own ruin by sleeping on the field of battle, and giving themselves up to idle joy, instead of vigorously pursuing their beaten enemy. The rule laid down by Frederick, which he put in practice after the battle of Hohenkirch, accords with what has just been stated ; but it is not always practicable for a defeated general to halt his army when and where he pleases. The more fa...ithfully the army has performed its duty on the battle-field, the more difficult it is for him to do so ; for the greater the obstinacy it has dis- played, and the more determined the resistance, the less the probability of its withdrawing in order. It then becomes necessary to retreat to a considerable distance, to collect its scattered fragments and to receive re-enforcements.
We often see an army with one wing defeated, while the other still holds its ground and serves as a rally- ing point for the scattered battalions of the former, the whole then moving impetuously upon the enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were surprised and routed completely, losing all their cannon and baggage. Here the Bavarians were accessory to their own ruin by sleeping on the field of battle, and giving themselves up to idle joy, instead of vigorously pursuing their beaten enemy. The rule laid down by Frederick, which he put in practice after the battle of Hohenkirch, accords with what has just been stated ; but it is not always practicable for a defeated general to halt his army when and where he pleases. The more fa...ithfully the army has performed its duty on the battle-field, the more difficult it is for him to do so ; for the greater the obstinacy it has dis- played, and the more determined the resistance, the less the probability of its withdrawing in order. It then becomes necessary to retreat to a considerable distance, to collect its scattered fragments and to receive re-enforcements.
We often see an army with one wing defeated, while the other still holds its ground and serves as a rally- ing point for the scattered battalions of the former, the whole then moving impetuously upon the enemy.
What to read after Strategy And Tactics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guillaume Henri Dufour to read onlineMoreLess
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