The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte
The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte
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Some accounts raise the gross number of the slain to one hundred thou- sand. Such was the victory in honor of which Napo- leon created Marshal Ney Prince of Mo slew a.
Bonaparte, when advised by his generals, toward the conclusion of the day, to bring forward his own guard and hazard one final attack at their head, an- swered, " And if my guard fail, what means should I have for renewing the battle to-morrow ? " The Rus- sian commander, on the other hand, spared nothing to prolong the contest. ...During the night after, his cavalry made several attempts to break into the enemy's lines ; and it was only on receiving the reports of his regimental officers in the morning, that Kntusoff I^erceived the necessity of retiring until he should be further recruited. His army was the mainstay of his country ; on its utter dissolution, his master miglit have found it very difficult to form another ; but while it remained perfect in its organization, the pa- triotic population of the empire were sure to fill up readily every vacancy in its rank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some accounts raise the gross number of the slain to one hundred thou- sand. Such was the victory in honor of which Napo- leon created Marshal Ney Prince of Mo slew a.
Bonaparte, when advised by his generals, toward the conclusion of the day, to bring forward his own guard and hazard one final attack at their head, an- swered, " And if my guard fail, what means should I have for renewing the battle to-morrow ? " The Rus- sian commander, on the other hand, spared nothing to prolong the contest. ...During the night after, his cavalry made several attempts to break into the enemy's lines ; and it was only on receiving the reports of his regimental officers in the morning, that Kntusoff I^erceived the necessity of retiring until he should be further recruited. His army was the mainstay of his country ; on its utter dissolution, his master miglit have found it very difficult to form another ; but while it remained perfect in its organization, the pa- triotic population of the empire were sure to fill up readily every vacancy in its rank.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P C Phineas Camp Headley to read onlineMoreLess
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