Irish Memories
Irish Memories
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Frenchmen also composed the right and left wings generally. In reserve were the rigiment « See plan, ii8 IRISH MEMORIES des vaisseatix and the Brigade of Normandy {both posted in the village of Ramecroix), and the Brigade of the Crown, and the Irish Brigade (posted nearer to the French left).
The Irish Brigade — ** excellent troops," says a contemporary French authority — consisted of the infantry regiments of Clare, Dillon, Buckley, Ruth, Berwick, and Lally. There was also the cavalry regiment... of Fitzjames, which, however, acted with the French Horse, and was, there- fore, detached from the main body of their fellow-countrymen.
On the loth of May the allies encamped at Vezon (within about six miles of Tournai) in front of the French position. After recon- noitring the situation, Koenigseck proposed that no direct attack should be made on the French, but that Saxe should be harassed and forced, by this means, to raise the siege of Tournai.
But Cumberland insisted on a direct attack, and he overbore his colleagues.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frenchmen also composed the right and left wings generally. In reserve were the rigiment « See plan, ii8 IRISH MEMORIES des vaisseatix and the Brigade of Normandy {both posted in the village of Ramecroix), and the Brigade of the Crown, and the Irish Brigade (posted nearer to the French left).
The Irish Brigade — ** excellent troops," says a contemporary French authority — consisted of the infantry regiments of Clare, Dillon, Buckley, Ruth, Berwick, and Lally. There was also the cavalry regiment... of Fitzjames, which, however, acted with the French Horse, and was, there- fore, detached from the main body of their fellow-countrymen.
On the loth of May the allies encamped at Vezon (within about six miles of Tournai) in front of the French position. After recon- noitring the situation, Koenigseck proposed that no direct attack should be made on the French, but that Saxe should be harassed and forced, by this means, to raise the siege of Tournai.
But Cumberland insisted on a direct attack, and he overbore his colleagues.
What to read after Irish Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'brien, R. Barry (Richard Barry), 1847-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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