The History of Russia From the Earliest Times to 1877 volume 2
The History of Russia From the Earliest Times to 1877 volume 2
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In the rear Mortier acted in Pomerania against the Swedes ; Lefbbvre besieged Dantzig ; and Jerome Bonaparte, with Vandamme, finished the conquest of Silesia. Pressed by the Grand Army, HIS TOR Y OF R USSTA. I ^ 3 Bennigsen was obliged to evacuate Poland, after some severe fighting, especially at Pultusk (December 26), and retired bv way of Ostrolenka, leaving in the mud of Poland eighty field- pieces and nearly 10, 000 men; he stopped on the Alle to cover Konigsberg.
Winter had arrived : the G...rand Army reposed in camp, when Bennigsen conceived the audacious project of moving hi? left wing, passing between the two forces of Bernadotte and Ney, crushing Bernadotte and forcing Ney into the sea ; of relieving Dantzig and carrying the war into Brandenburg on the rear of Napoleon, Bernadotte, however, resisted so stubbornly at Mohrungen and Osterode, that Napoleon had time to come up, and Bennigsen himself was on the point of having his left wing turned, and seeing his lines of communication cut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the rear Mortier acted in Pomerania against the Swedes ; Lefbbvre besieged Dantzig ; and Jerome Bonaparte, with Vandamme, finished the conquest of Silesia. Pressed by the Grand Army, HIS TOR Y OF R USSTA. I ^ 3 Bennigsen was obliged to evacuate Poland, after some severe fighting, especially at Pultusk (December 26), and retired bv way of Ostrolenka, leaving in the mud of Poland eighty field- pieces and nearly 10, 000 men; he stopped on the Alle to cover Konigsberg.
Winter had arrived : the G...rand Army reposed in camp, when Bennigsen conceived the audacious project of moving hi? left wing, passing between the two forces of Bernadotte and Ney, crushing Bernadotte and forcing Ney into the sea ; of relieving Dantzig and carrying the war into Brandenburg on the rear of Napoleon, Bernadotte, however, resisted so stubbornly at Mohrungen and Osterode, that Napoleon had time to come up, and Bennigsen himself was on the point of having his left wing turned, and seeing his lines of communication cut.
What to read after The History of Russia From the Earliest Times to 1877 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Rambaud to read onlineMoreLess
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