 | Theresa Pulszky - Hungary - 1850 - 386 pages
...amongst which, Nagy-Enyed, the seat of learning for Transylvania, was reduced to a heap of ruins. But the Hungarian nation, although taken by surprise, unarmed...they had right on their side, defeated the Croatian armies and drove them out of the country. The defeated army fled towards Vienna. One of their leaders... | |
 | Theresa Pulszky - Hungary - 1850 - 390 pages
...its future prospects in any agony of despair. Measures were immediately taken to increase the •mall standing army by volunteers and the levy of the people....they had right on their side, defeated the Croatian armies and drove them out of the country. The defeated army fled towards Vienna. One of their leaders... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - Bills, Legislative - 1851 - 594 pages
...amongst which NagyEnyed, the seat of learning for Transylvania, was reduced to a heap of ruins. But the Hungarian nation, although taken by surprise, unarmed...granted to them to decamp by night. Another body of 10,000 men was surrounded, and the whole to a man taken prisoners. The defeated army fled towards Vienna.... | |
 | 1851 - 130 pages
...amongst which, Nagy-Enyed, the seat of learning for Transylvania, was reduced to a heap of ruins. But the Hungarian nation, although taken by surprise, unarmed...armaments, and drove them out of the country. One of their leaders appealed, after an unsuccessful fight, to the generosity of the Hungarians for a truce,... | |
 | William Henry Stiles - Austria - 1852 - 478 pages
...which, Nagy-Igmand, the seat of learning for Transylvania, was reduced to a heap of ruins. But the Hungarian nation, although taken by surprise, unarmed...granted to them to decamp by night. Another body of ten thousand men were surrounded, and the whole, to a man, taken prisoners The defeated army fled in the... | |
 | Henry Walter De Puy - Hungary - 1852 - 440 pages
...its future prospects in any agony of despair. " Measures were immediately taken to increase the Email standing army by volunteers and the levy of the people....they had right on their side, defeated the Croatian armies and drove them out' of the country. " The defeated army fled toward Vienna. " One of their leaders... | |
 | L. Kossuth - 1854 - 472 pages
...which, Nagy-Igruand, the seat of learning for Transylvania, was reduced to a heap of ruins. But the Hungarian nation, although taken by surprise, unarmed...Croatian armaments, and drove them out of the country. * * * The defeated army fled in the direction of Vienna, where the emperor continued his demoralizing... | |
 | L. Kossuth - 1854 - 482 pages
...immediately taken . to increase the small standing army by volunteers and the levy of the people. The-e troops, supplying the want of experience by the enthusiasm arising from the feeling that the}' had right on their ni<ie, defeated the Croatian armaments, and drove them out of the conntry.... | |
 | Henry Allon - Christianity - 1851 - 604 pages
...despair. ' Measures were immediately taken to increase the small standing army by volunteers and a levy of the people. These troops supplying the want...granted to them, to decamp by night. Another body of 10,000 men was surrounded, and the whole to a man taken prisoners. •' The defeated army fled towards... | |
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NagyEnyed, the seat of learning for Transylvania, was reduced to a heap of ruins. But the Hungarian nation, although taken by surprise, unarmed and unprepared, did not abandon its future prospects in any agony of despair. Measures were immediately taken... 