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The Six- teenth withdrew on Laval, leaving Barry's division at Chassille to protect their rear. Numbers of abandoned baggage- wagons, and cast-away arms, testified to the condition of the defeated army.
On the 14th the French were driven out of Chassille. The Sixteenth Corps were by this time in dire confu- sion; they retired during the night to St. -Jean-sur- Erve. In the camp at Conlie 8000 rifles had been abandoned, with 5, 000, 000 cartridges, and various other warlike stores.
The Grand Duk...e had marched on Alencon along the right bank of the Sarthe. The French advanced guard of the 22nd Division made a slight stand at Beaumont and lost 1400 prisoners.
On the following day General von Schmidt made further progress on the road to Laval, but he found that the French had concentrated at St. Jean and had posted a strong force of artillery on the heights beyond the Erve. The Oldenburg Regiment forced its way as far as the church of the little town, and the Bruns- wickers drove the enemy back on Ste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Six- teenth withdrew on Laval, leaving Barry's division at Chassille to protect their rear. Numbers of abandoned baggage- wagons, and cast-away arms, testified to the condition of the defeated army.
On the 14th the French were driven out of Chassille. The Sixteenth Corps were by this time in dire confu- sion; they retired during the night to St. -Jean-sur- Erve. In the camp at Conlie 8000 rifles had been abandoned, with 5, 000, 000 cartridges, and various other warlike stores.
The Grand Duk...e had marched on Alencon along the right bank of the Sarthe. The French advanced guard of the 22nd Division made a slight stand at Beaumont and lost 1400 prisoners.
On the following day General von Schmidt made further progress on the road to Laval, but he found that the French had concentrated at St. Jean and had posted a strong force of artillery on the heights beyond the Erve. The Oldenburg Regiment forced its way as far as the church of the little town, and the Bruns- wickers drove the enemy back on Ste.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helmuth Moltke to read onlineMoreLess
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