The Story of Napoleon
The Story of Napoleon
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It had scarcely recovered from this sudden shock, when Desaix drove down the Ninth Light Infantry. C Go tell the First Consul, ' said he to his aide-de-camp Savary, 4 that I am charging, and want some cavalry to support me. ' Desaix, on horseback, led this half-brigade. At its head he ascended the gentle elevation which concealed him from the Austrians, and abruptly dis- closed himself to them by a volley of musketry from his leading column, at point blank distance. The Austrians replied to thi...s, and Desaix fell, struck by a bullet in the chest. ' Conceal my death, ' said he to General Boudet, who was his chief of division ; 4 it may dispirit the troops. ' " Useless precaution of this hero ! They saw him fall, and his soldiers, like those of Turenne, with a terrific shout, insisted on avenging their leader. The Ninth Light Infantry — which on that day earned the title of ' Incomparable, ' a name which it bore to the termination of our war — having poured forth their fire, formed in column, and fell upon the dense mass of the Austrians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had scarcely recovered from this sudden shock, when Desaix drove down the Ninth Light Infantry. C Go tell the First Consul, ' said he to his aide-de-camp Savary, 4 that I am charging, and want some cavalry to support me. ' Desaix, on horseback, led this half-brigade. At its head he ascended the gentle elevation which concealed him from the Austrians, and abruptly dis- closed himself to them by a volley of musketry from his leading column, at point blank distance. The Austrians replied to thi...s, and Desaix fell, struck by a bullet in the chest. ' Conceal my death, ' said he to General Boudet, who was his chief of division ; 4 it may dispirit the troops. ' " Useless precaution of this hero ! They saw him fall, and his soldiers, like those of Turenne, with a terrific shout, insisted on avenging their leader. The Ninth Light Infantry — which on that day earned the title of ' Incomparable, ' a name which it bore to the termination of our war — having poured forth their fire, formed in column, and fell upon the dense mass of the Austrians.
What to read after The Story of Napoleon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Felix Baker Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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