The Wars of Marlborough 1702 1709 volume 1
The Wars of Marlborough 1702 1709 volume 1
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But so keen were they to come at the enemy, that they were the first of the alHed horse to pass through the intervals in the infantry and ascend the rise. No sooner were they perceived by Zurlauben, the Swiss veteran who commanded Tallard's cavalry, than he charged them in person at the head of the Gendarmerie and some contiguous squadrons. This movement in no way contra- vened the general plan of the French Marshal. For Zur- lauben must naturally have regarded the advance of the English as mer...ely a renewal of the previous attempt to cover the flank of the brigades assaulting Blindheim. Aided b}?^ the fire from the village, he drove them back upon their foot, who shooting steadily at thirty paces brought him at once to a standstill. Thereupon he was charged in turn by cavalry from Marlborough's second line, supported by five English squadrons, drawn from the fifteen under Lord Cutts. The French were chased to the farther side of the Maulweyer; but a tremendous fire of musketry from Blindheim forced the allied horsemen to relinquish the ground which they had gained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But so keen were they to come at the enemy, that they were the first of the alHed horse to pass through the intervals in the infantry and ascend the rise. No sooner were they perceived by Zurlauben, the Swiss veteran who commanded Tallard's cavalry, than he charged them in person at the head of the Gendarmerie and some contiguous squadrons. This movement in no way contra- vened the general plan of the French Marshal. For Zur- lauben must naturally have regarded the advance of the English as mer...ely a renewal of the previous attempt to cover the flank of the brigades assaulting Blindheim. Aided b}?^ the fire from the village, he drove them back upon their foot, who shooting steadily at thirty paces brought him at once to a standstill. Thereupon he was charged in turn by cavalry from Marlborough's second line, supported by five English squadrons, drawn from the fifteen under Lord Cutts. The French were chased to the farther side of the Maulweyer; but a tremendous fire of musketry from Blindheim forced the allied horsemen to relinquish the ground which they had gained.
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