Letter From George Fleetwood to His Father Giving An Account of the Battle of L
Letter From George Fleetwood to His Father Giving An Account of the Battle of L
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The six of November the Kinge at break of the day marched his army in forme as I have here inclosed sent yow, himself lead- ing the righte winge, the Duke Bernerd Weamer the lefte, and Kniphowsen generall maior had the command of the forte. The enimies army was ordered like ours, the crabates haveing the lefte wynge. The enimie had the advantage of Lypsicke highwaye, on either side of which a grafte, and close by the towne stood 4 wyndmills, which is fortefyed by nature very stronge ; there the...y AND THE DEATH OF GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS. / planted 9 peeces of ordy nance, and [in] 2 or 3 other places of ad- vantage they had 12 peeces more. The Kinge, about 8 of the clock, first shott his looseninge, and soe advanced towardes the enimie. The enimie at first seemed to advance, which soe soone as the Kinge perceaved, he gave presently orders to advance ; upon which the enimies they retyred again behinde the dike, where they had cast upp a kind of a brestworke ; the enimie had ordered the crabates to fall rounde about upon our rere, which the Kinge perceaving gave command to the ffyues under the com- and of Statehomes to march upon them, which bee did diligent- lie.
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The six of November the Kinge at break of the day marched his army in forme as I have here inclosed sent yow, himself lead- ing the righte winge, the Duke Bernerd Weamer the lefte, and Kniphowsen generall maior had the command of the forte. The enimies army was ordered like ours, the crabates haveing the lefte wynge. The enimie had the advantage of Lypsicke highwaye, on either side of which a grafte, and close by the towne stood 4 wyndmills, which is fortefyed by nature very stronge ; there the...y AND THE DEATH OF GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS. / planted 9 peeces of ordy nance, and [in] 2 or 3 other places of ad- vantage they had 12 peeces more. The Kinge, about 8 of the clock, first shott his looseninge, and soe advanced towardes the enimie. The enimie at first seemed to advance, which soe soone as the Kinge perceaved, he gave presently orders to advance ; upon which the enimies they retyred again behinde the dike, where they had cast upp a kind of a brestworke ; the enimie had ordered the crabates to fall rounde about upon our rere, which the Kinge perceaving gave command to the ffyues under the com- and of Statehomes to march upon them, which bee did diligent- lie.
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