British Campaign
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共 28 段- An hour before daybreak the advanced guard of William’s army
- The first attack on Neerwinden had failed, and a similar att
- Such was the position when Marlborough at last took the fiel
- Deeply hurt and annoyed though he was, the Duke, with miracu
- A few days later Dendermond was attacked in earnest and was
- So ended the battle of Oudenarde, presenting on one side a f
- Too late Villars discovered that for the second time he had
- Nevertheless the Imperial army was present, though without E
- Once again, despite the endless length to which the war was
- Their losses in the action were terribly severe. Of the fift
- The French being encamped between Malines and Louvain, Cumbe
- On the 15th Coburg at last resumed his advance with forty-tw
- The Austrian troops, in spite of the exhaustion of the long
- The losses suffered by the Coldstream Guards on the 8th were
- At Menin the army was parted into two divisions. The first,
- First then, there was the counter-revolution in the south of
- However, matters soon righted themselves. ◆Oct. 24.◆ The Fre
- But the Government’s measures for the augmentation of the re
- The British Government’s satisfaction was soon proved to be
- Early on the following morning he again moved northward down
- Pichegru seems to have had good information of Clerfaye’s mo
- On Otto’s left the Duke of York’s column was as dangerously
- It was directly after this action that the course of events
- Meanwhile the Duke continued his retreat northward down the
- Such was the composition of the force with which the Duke of
- On the night of the 7th, therefore, the bridge was repaired
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- [146] Ditfurth, i. 73. 47½ battalions, 58 squadrons. British