The French Revolution
The French Revolution
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But neither the Committee nor the Muscadins could destroy theJacobin himself.
Fleurus had been followed by continued success. Jourdan and Pichegrudrove the Austrians before them and overran the Low Countries to theRhine. Then in October Pichegru opened a winter campaign, invadedHolland, and, pushing on through snow and ice, occupied Amsterdam inJanuary and captured the Dutch fleet, caught in the ice, with hiscavalry under Moreau. At the same time Jourdan was operating furthereast, and, sweeping... up the valley of the Rhine, cleared {227} theAustrians from K
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But neither the Committee nor the Muscadins could destroy theJacobin himself.
Fleurus had been followed by continued success. Jourdan and Pichegrudrove the Austrians before them and overran the Low Countries to theRhine. Then in October Pichegru opened a winter campaign, invadedHolland, and, pushing on through snow and ice, occupied Amsterdam inJanuary and captured the Dutch fleet, caught in the ice, with hiscavalry under Moreau. At the same time Jourdan was operating furthereast, and, sweeping... up the valley of the Rhine, cleared {227} theAustrians from K
What to read after The French Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston, R. M. (Robert Matteson), 1867-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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