The Franco-German War of 1870-71
The Franco-German War of 1870-71
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It had lost thirty-nine officers and above 400 men, but had also taken 400 prisoners.
In the course of the day the IX th Corps crossed the upper Loir at Freteval and St. Hilaire, with- out opposition, and proceeded along the high road Digitized by VjOOQIC 96 The Franco-German War.
to St.-Calais, as far as Busloup. The Xlllth re- mained at Unverre, Beaumont, and La Fourche.
Prince Frederick Charles had not been led into any change of purpose by the attack on St.- Amand and the obstinate fight at... the Azay. The Xnith Corps was expected to reach Montmirail, and the Xlth to be at Epuisay, both by the 11th of January ; the TTTrd was to continue the attack on the French at Braye. But after the reverse experienced at St.-Amand, the presence of a strong French force on the left flank could not be suffered to pass unnoticed. Duke William was given verbal orders, at the head-quarters at Vendome, to return forthwith to St.-Amand with the 6th Division of Cavalry, and General von Voigts-Rhetz was ordered to support General Baimigarth, if necessary, with his whole corps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had lost thirty-nine officers and above 400 men, but had also taken 400 prisoners.
In the course of the day the IX th Corps crossed the upper Loir at Freteval and St. Hilaire, with- out opposition, and proceeded along the high road Digitized by VjOOQIC 96 The Franco-German War.
to St.-Calais, as far as Busloup. The Xlllth re- mained at Unverre, Beaumont, and La Fourche.
Prince Frederick Charles had not been led into any change of purpose by the attack on St.- Amand and the obstinate fight at... the Azay. The Xnith Corps was expected to reach Montmirail, and the Xlth to be at Epuisay, both by the 11th of January ; the TTTrd was to continue the attack on the French at Braye. But after the reverse experienced at St.-Amand, the presence of a strong French force on the left flank could not be suffered to pass unnoticed. Duke William was given verbal orders, at the head-quarters at Vendome, to return forthwith to St.-Amand with the 6th Division of Cavalry, and General von Voigts-Rhetz was ordered to support General Baimigarth, if necessary, with his whole corps.
What to read after The Franco-German War of 1870-71?
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