Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 247William Blackwood, 1940 - England |
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Page 215
... Army had marched clean round the bewildered Mack and cap- tured Ulm and the whole of the 30,000 men of his army in it , after only a couple of brisk skirmishes ; and , altogether , the Austrians lost about 50,000 in killed , wounded ...
... Army had marched clean round the bewildered Mack and cap- tured Ulm and the whole of the 30,000 men of his army in it , after only a couple of brisk skirmishes ; and , altogether , the Austrians lost about 50,000 in killed , wounded ...
Page 216
... army , chiefly Rus- sians , sought to escape across a frozen lake . Napoleon , calling up the artillery of the Guard , gave the order to fire upon the ice . It broke at countless points and a mighty cracking was heard ; thousands of Rus ...
... army , chiefly Rus- sians , sought to escape across a frozen lake . Napoleon , calling up the artillery of the Guard , gave the order to fire upon the ice . It broke at countless points and a mighty cracking was heard ; thousands of Rus ...
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... Army . The French corps began a rapid concentration , the area selected being near Bayreuth and the provisional objective Leipzig . The Grand Army was in fine fettle , thoroughly fit after its long rest in South Germany and very keen on ...
... Army . The French corps began a rapid concentration , the area selected being near Bayreuth and the provisional objective Leipzig . The Grand Army was in fine fettle , thoroughly fit after its long rest in South Germany and very keen on ...
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