History of Europe From the Commencement of the French Revolution to the ... 7
History of Europe From the Commencement of the French Revolution to the ... 7
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309 cantoned between the Ukra, the Narew, and the Bug ; chap.
while Buxhowden's divisions, as they successively arrived, were to be stationed between Golymin and Makow ; and ^^^' Lestocq, on the extreme right of the Allies, encamped on the banks of the Drewentz, on the great road leading to Thorn, was advanced almost up to the walls of that for- tress. The object of this general advance was to circum- scribe the French quarters on the right bank of the Vistula ; and as it was known that Napoleo...n with his i§;*^25!" Guards was still at Posen, hopes were entertained that his J«'n-"^?3»- troops would be entirely driven from the right bank iio!^Thiirs, before his arrival, and the river interposed between the m ' winter-quarters of the two armies.* No sooner did Napoleon hear of this forward movement ^, of the Russians, than he broke up from hisquarters atPosen ^».^m on 16th December, and arrived at Warsaw two days after- to\KSlw.
wards. No words can do justice to the warlike and patriotic SmS^*^' enthusiasm which burst forth in that capital when they *^*'*- beheld the hero whom they hailed as their deliverer actually within their walls, and saw the ancient arms of Poland affixed to the door of the hotel where the pro- visional government of Prussian Poland was established.
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309 cantoned between the Ukra, the Narew, and the Bug ; chap.
while Buxhowden's divisions, as they successively arrived, were to be stationed between Golymin and Makow ; and ^^^' Lestocq, on the extreme right of the Allies, encamped on the banks of the Drewentz, on the great road leading to Thorn, was advanced almost up to the walls of that for- tress. The object of this general advance was to circum- scribe the French quarters on the right bank of the Vistula ; and as it was known that Napoleo...n with his i§;*^25!" Guards was still at Posen, hopes were entertained that his J«'n-"^?3»- troops would be entirely driven from the right bank iio!^Thiirs, before his arrival, and the river interposed between the m ' winter-quarters of the two armies.* No sooner did Napoleon hear of this forward movement ^, of the Russians, than he broke up from hisquarters atPosen ^».^m on 16th December, and arrived at Warsaw two days after- to\KSlw.
wards. No words can do justice to the warlike and patriotic SmS^*^' enthusiasm which burst forth in that capital when they *^*'*- beheld the hero whom they hailed as their deliverer actually within their walls, and saw the ancient arms of Poland affixed to the door of the hotel where the pro- visional government of Prussian Poland was established.
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