The World War Its Relation to the Eastern Question And Armageddon
The World War Its Relation to the Eastern Question And Armageddon
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"At one o'clock, Napoleon, with three thousand men, arrived on the heights which overlooked the field of battle. . . . With that instinctive judgment which enabled him, with the rapidity of light- ning, to adopt the most important decisions, Napoleon instantly took his resolution. He formed his little band into two squares, and advanced in 'such a manner as to compose, with the square of Kleber, a triangle, inclosing the Turks. Thus, with unparalleled audacity, with six thousand men he undertoo...k to surround thirty thousand of as fierce and desperate soldiers as the world has ever seen. . . .
" The Turks were assailed by a murderous fire instantaneously discharged from the three points of this triangle. Discouraged by the indomitable resolution with which they had been repulsed, and bewildered by the triple assault, they broke and fled. . . .
" The victory was complete. The Turkish army was not merely conquered it was destroyed. As that day's sun, veiled in smoke, 6 John S. C. Abbott, " The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, " Vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"At one o'clock, Napoleon, with three thousand men, arrived on the heights which overlooked the field of battle. . . . With that instinctive judgment which enabled him, with the rapidity of light- ning, to adopt the most important decisions, Napoleon instantly took his resolution. He formed his little band into two squares, and advanced in 'such a manner as to compose, with the square of Kleber, a triangle, inclosing the Turks. Thus, with unparalleled audacity, with six thousand men he undertoo...k to surround thirty thousand of as fierce and desperate soldiers as the world has ever seen. . . .
" The Turks were assailed by a murderous fire instantaneously discharged from the three points of this triangle. Discouraged by the indomitable resolution with which they had been repulsed, and bewildered by the triple assault, they broke and fled. . . .
" The victory was complete. The Turkish army was not merely conquered it was destroyed. As that day's sun, veiled in smoke, 6 John S. C. Abbott, " The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, " Vol.
What to read after The World War Its Relation to the Eastern Question And Armageddon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur G Arthur Grosvenor Daniells to read onlineMoreLess
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