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When I had examined the field of battle, as I had not enough soldiers to guard Enzendorf, Essling, and Aspern, I at first thought of taking up a position behind Essling on the Danube, but then I saw that the position at Essling was too important to be aban- doned. I hoped by the twenty-second to have Davout to line the road between Essling and Enzendorf. In the night between the twenty-first and twenty-second, I had a great notion of passing over again to the island, but the disorder reigning o...n the bridge convinced me that it would be impossible. The wme was drawn; we had to drink it. It was a mistake not to have thrown another bridge over the lesser branch, still no one can say that Essling was a lost battle. The enemy lost so many men that he dared not renew the attack. Each side was busy licking its wounds. I ought not to have put back the bridge, and I ought to have placed ten thousand men in the wood.
"When the battle of Wagram took place I was afraid that Prince Charles would attack Lintz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I had examined the field of battle, as I had not enough soldiers to guard Enzendorf, Essling, and Aspern, I at first thought of taking up a position behind Essling on the Danube, but then I saw that the position at Essling was too important to be aban- doned. I hoped by the twenty-second to have Davout to line the road between Essling and Enzendorf. In the night between the twenty-first and twenty-second, I had a great notion of passing over again to the island, but the disorder reigning o...n the bridge convinced me that it would be impossible. The wme was drawn; we had to drink it. It was a mistake not to have thrown another bridge over the lesser branch, still no one can say that Essling was a lost battle. The enemy lost so many men that he dared not renew the attack. Each side was busy licking its wounds. I ought not to have put back the bridge, and I ought to have placed ten thousand men in the wood.
"When the battle of Wagram took place I was afraid that Prince Charles would attack Lintz.
What to read after Talks of Napoleon At St Helena With General Baron Gourgaud Together With the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaspard Gourgaud to read onlineMoreLess
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