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... army , he employed the 17th less in pressing on our rear than in making every arrangement for the deci- sive conflict of the succeeding day . Notwithstanding the torrents of rain , and the wretched state of the roads , the French army ...
... army , he employed the 17th less in pressing on our rear than in making every arrangement for the deci- sive conflict of the succeeding day . Notwithstanding the torrents of rain , and the wretched state of the roads , the French army ...
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... army from their present embarrassment . It was determined that such a respite should by no means be granted . The Emperor Alexander received the messenger in person , and , in presence of the army , announced to him this resolution ...
... army from their present embarrassment . It was determined that such a respite should by no means be granted . The Emperor Alexander received the messenger in person , and , in presence of the army , announced to him this resolution ...
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... army presented a state of things no less peculiar . The army was never assembled for more than three or four days together . Whether the battle was gained or lost , the object ef- fected or not , nothing could prevent the peasants ...
... army presented a state of things no less peculiar . The army was never assembled for more than three or four days together . Whether the battle was gained or lost , the object ef- fected or not , nothing could prevent the peasants ...
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