The Franco-German War of 1870-71 2
The Franco-German War of 1870-71 2
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The Xth Corps had moved from Grand-Luc6 to Battle of Le-Mans. 125 the westward early in the day, to block the high road from Tours to Le-Mans, but the frozen state of the ground again delayed it on the way, so that it only reached Teloche in the afternoon.
The sound of firing to the northward left it in no doubt that General von Alvensleben was fighting a great battle. The orders sent from headquarters at St,-Hubert reached General Voigts-Rhetz at noon ; but he then judged, and very rightly, th...at his assistance would now be more effective on the enemy's flank than on the field where the Ilird Corps was engaged. So in spite of the exhausted state of his men, who had had no hot meal on the way, he at once pushed forward.
To protect himself against Curten's Division, probably at Chfi.teau-du-Loir, he despatched one battalion to Ecommoy. It was received with firing from the houses, surrounded in the darkness, and compelled to withdraw from the place ; but it kept the road clear in the rear of the corps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Xth Corps had moved from Grand-Luc6 to Battle of Le-Mans. 125 the westward early in the day, to block the high road from Tours to Le-Mans, but the frozen state of the ground again delayed it on the way, so that it only reached Teloche in the afternoon.
The sound of firing to the northward left it in no doubt that General von Alvensleben was fighting a great battle. The orders sent from headquarters at St,-Hubert reached General Voigts-Rhetz at noon ; but he then judged, and very rightly, th...at his assistance would now be more effective on the enemy's flank than on the field where the Ilird Corps was engaged. So in spite of the exhausted state of his men, who had had no hot meal on the way, he at once pushed forward.
To protect himself against Curten's Division, probably at Chfi.teau-du-Loir, he despatched one battalion to Ecommoy. It was received with firing from the houses, surrounded in the darkness, and compelled to withdraw from the place ; but it kept the road clear in the rear of the corps.
What to read after The Franco-German War of 1870-71 2?
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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