The Hungarian Brothers .. 1
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The terms of our capitulation were such as ought to have been demanded by a veteran like Marshal Wurmser; and indeed, his gal- lant defence and venerable character,, wrested admiration from the enemy. — '' Deprived of all military rank, I joined the army of the Archduke Charles.
That young Prince was now come from iields of immortal glory in Germany, to repair, if possible, the errors or misfor- tunes of the commanders in Italy. Al^^sf this was not to be done: even by him.
THE HUNGARIAN BROTHER...S. 8 1 The French, (under a man, who has all the talents but none of the virtues of a ge- neral, who violates treaties and neutra- lities without regard to the law of na- tions, ) were in possession of every impor- tant fortress; and nothing was leh the Archduke but a resolution to defend the passes into Germany, with obstinate bra- very. — His line for this purpose, w^-is drawn from the Grisons to the sea ; it was linked together by a chain of posts, which formed a barrier between the enemy, and the remainder of our army, then cantoned in Friuli and Carinthia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The terms of our capitulation were such as ought to have been demanded by a veteran like Marshal Wurmser; and indeed, his gal- lant defence and venerable character,, wrested admiration from the enemy. — '' Deprived of all military rank, I joined the army of the Archduke Charles.
That young Prince was now come from iields of immortal glory in Germany, to repair, if possible, the errors or misfor- tunes of the commanders in Italy. Al^^sf this was not to be done: even by him.
THE HUNGARIAN BROTHER...S. 8 1 The French, (under a man, who has all the talents but none of the virtues of a ge- neral, who violates treaties and neutra- lities without regard to the law of na- tions, ) were in possession of every impor- tant fortress; and nothing was leh the Archduke but a resolution to defend the passes into Germany, with obstinate bra- very. — His line for this purpose, w^-is drawn from the Grisons to the sea ; it was linked together by a chain of posts, which formed a barrier between the enemy, and the remainder of our army, then cantoned in Friuli and Carinthia.
What to read after The Hungarian Brothers .. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Maria Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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