 ... the plain which lay betwixt the heights occupied by the hostile armies. This was the grand attack ; and on the first indication of the enemy's intention, General Sherbrooke gave directions that his division should prepare for the charge. At this awful...  The express - Strona 193autor: Frances D'Aubigne - 1819Pełny widok - Informacje o książce
 | William Stothert - 1812 - Liczba stron: 332
...their further advance in that direction. ^_* Meanwhile the centre was warmly engaged. Exactly at 3 o'clock several heavy columns advanced upon this point,...the British artillery on the hill. The French came Q^ over the rough and broken ground in the .valley, in the most imposing manner and with great resolution,... | |
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...centre was warmly engaged. Exactly at three o'clock several heavy columns advanced upon this front, and deployed with the utmost precision into line as...first indication of the enemy's intention, General Sherbroke gave directions that his division should prepare for the charge. At this awful moment all... | |
 | The Duke of York - 1812 - Liczba stron: 706
...centre was warmly engaged. Exactly at three o'clock íereral heavy columns advanced upon this front, and deployed with the utmost precision into line as...first indication of the enemy's intention, General Sherbroke gave directions that his division should prepare for the charge. At thii awful moment all... | |
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...line, as they entered the plain, which lay betwixt the heights occupied by the hostile armies. This waj the grand attack, and, on the first indication of the enemy's intention, Lieutenant-General Sherbrooke gave directions that his division should prepare for the charge. The... | |
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