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personal danger, got his troops again into some order at the village of Perthe, skirmished a little with the French that same evening, and retreated during the night by
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about to appear before the capital of the kingdom, the population of which were perfectly capable of giving employment to, and even destroying, a whole army. All this was sufficient to excite the greatest anxiety; but in their determination the allies clearly took the right course, even had the results been less successful. Paris and
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a compact body, with which he charged the masses of French, just as they were about to deploy. The hussars and
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in the Allied rear before the Allies did. Nothing, therefore, remained but to retreat immediately across the Marne, which
Tettenborn did, remaining as long as he could on the left bank of the river, to give Wintzingerode time to take such measures as he might think necessary. Whilst Wintzingerode was
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The Allied troops came within the range of the enemy's guns, broke and were put to the rout along the road to Vitry; here the baggage and horses, flying in all directions, caused indescribable confusion. Tettenborn, who with his officers had maintained the contest to the last, and had been in great
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were stationed in Saint-Dizier; and as these were the only infantry which
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recrossing and marching along the Marne. From the direction which these troops were taking, it appeared certain that Napoleon intended again to attack the main Allied armies; he must, therefore, have received some intelligence of the direction they were taking towards Paris.
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still doubtful whether Napoleon was actually approaching with his whole force, and hesitated to give full credit to Tettenborn's statements, he saw General Tschernyscheff suddenly driven back from Montier-en-Der, while he himself was attacked at the same moment.
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4057:Finckenstein
4032:Campo Formio
3791:Rowland Hill
3777:military and
3657:military and
3630:Rocquencourt
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2919:Schöngrabern
2698:2nd Zaragoza
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4016:War of 1812
3974:Gunboat War
3931:Louis XVIII
3686:Jean Lannes
3600:Quatre Bras
3590:San Germano
3540:Occhiobello
3429:Champaubert
3419:La Rothière
3343:San Marcial
3227:2nd Polotsk
3192:1st Polotsk
3177:Majadahonda
3117:Villagarcia
3046:Campo Maior
2834:Piave River
2759:Ciudad Real
2749:Villafranca
2618:Dos de Mayo
2567:Stralsund I
2319:18 Brumaire
2253:Netherlands
2151:Württemberg
1847:Bodart 1908
1754:, the rest
1686:Thieblemont
1174:Hoogstraten
945:Champaubert
928:La Rothière
862:2nd Dresden
817:1st Dresden
573:Champaubert
556:La Rothière
445:1,500–2,500
320: /
4224:Categories
4158:Casualties
4072:Schönbrunn
4047:Artlenburg
3796:John Moore
3701:Michel Ney
3570:Scapezzano
3560:Cesenatico
3504:Montmartre
3434:Montmirail
3368:Wartenburg
3323:Großbeeren
3182:Gorodechno
3172:Klyastitsy
3152:Saltanovka
3041:Casal Novo
2914:Hollabrunn
2899:Korneuburg
2693:Somosierra
2597:Copenhagen
2420:Austerlitz
2410:Dürenstein
2146:Westphalia
2089:and allies
1823:References
1768:Bar-le-Duc
1682:Tettenborn
1570:Background
1564:abdication
1184:Maastricht
992:Laubressel
950:Montmirail
857:Wartenburg
807:Großbeeren
620:Laubressel
578:Montmirail
305:48°38′18″N
195:March 2020
110:newspapers
39:improve it
4122:Casalanza
4097:Tauroggen
4052:Pressburg
4037:Lunéville
3942:conflicts
3775:Coalition
3625:La Suffel
3575:Tolentino
3459:Montereau
3444:Vauchamps
3393:Bornhöved
3348:Dennewitz
3293:Tarragona
3242:Chashniki
3142:Salamanca
3066:Tarragona
2990:Barquilla
2944:Almonacid
2904:Stockerau
2874:Stralsund
2844:2nd Porto
2824:Ebelsberg
2794:Abensberg
2764:1st Porto
2724:Castellón
2708:Benavente
2673:Valmaseda
2587:Friedland
2582:Heilsberg
2552:Ostrołęka
2542:Mohrungen
2476:Magdeburg
2405:Amstetten
2390:Trafalgar
2375:Elchingen
2360:Wertingen
2258:Brunswick
2183:Coalition
1735:chasseurs
1620:and Tsar
1122:Feistritz
972:Montereau
960:Vauchamps
889:Bornhöved
847:Altenburg
832:Dennewitz
822:Hagelberg
600:Montereau
588:Vauchamps
308:4°56′59″E
140:June 2011
45:talk page
4193:Uniforms
4107:Chaumont
4025:Treaties
3726:Joseph I
3666:Napoleon
3610:Waterloo
3550:Casaglia
3514:Toulouse
3398:Sehested
3373:Bidassoa
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3338:1st Kulm
3328:Katzbach
3318:Sorauren
3313:Pyrenees
3278:Castalla
3262:Berezina
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3207:Borodino
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3157:Ostrovno
3127:Maguilla
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2516:Czarnowo
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2395:Caldiero
2365:Günzburg
2243:Sardinia
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1756:Cossacks
1723:Valcourt
1671:Soissons
1644:Augereau
1640:Brussels
1601:and the
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1194:Courtrai
1149:Delfzijl
1127:Caldiero
1076:Toulouse
1051:Bidassoa
1017:Limonest
894:Sehested
842:2nd Kulm
812:Katzbach
708:Toulouse
683:Bidassoa
645:Limonest
424:Strength
287:Location
3940:Related
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3484:Craonne
3454:Mormant
3414:Brienne
3388:Nivelle
3378:Leipzig
3333:Dresden
3303:Vitoria
3288:Bautzen
3257:Krasnoi
3202:Mesoten
3162:Vitebsk
3122:Almaraz
3112:Badajoz
3071:Albuera
3056:Almeida
3051:Sabugal
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2557:Kolberg
2526:Pułtusk
2521:Golymin
2511:Hamelin
2491:Stettin
2451:Schleiz
2296:Prelude
2288:battles
2263:Hanover
2208:Prussia
2198:Austria
2136:Bavaria
2116:Etruria
2111:Holland
2083:France,
2076:gerents
1892:Sources
1774:Results
1752:hussars
1667:Mortier
1663:Marmont
1587:Châlons
1575:Blücher
1179:Antwerp
1159:Woerden
1154:Naarden
1103:Cattaro
1081:Bayonne
1056:Nivelle
997:Craonne
967:Mormant
933:Lesmont
923:Brienne
899:Hamburg
868:Leipzig
852:Rosslau
792:Bautzen
782:Möckern
713:Bayonne
688:Nivelle
625:Craonne
595:Mormant
561:Lesmont
551:Brienne
447:18 guns
256:of the
124:scholar
4117:Mantua
4067:Cintra
4062:Tilsit
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