Strategy; a Lecture
Strategy; a Lecture
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• Napoleon entered Milan, where he waited four days for the purpose of effecting a junction with Moncey, who, upon his arrival, was stationed so as to guard the line of the Ticino from any attempts that Melas might make to break though. Melas, learning of the arrival of Napoleon at Milan, the retreat of Wukassowitch, and the descent of Moncey into the valley of the Ticino, gave orders for the concentration of the Austrian army at AUesandria.
Elsnitz was ordered to fall back from the Var, leav- ...ing only rear guards to oppose Suchet, and Ott was ordered to raise the siege of Genoa and hasten to seize Piacenza and defend the line of the Po. But Ott waited to receive the surrender of Massena, for which negotiations were then pending, and though the French garrison surrendered, he lost several days of priceless value.
In the meantime Napoleon had occupied Pavia, Belgiojoso, and Piacenza, and the communications of Melas with the Austrian base were completely cut. Ott, marching upon Piacenza, was defeated by Lannes and Victor at Montebello and retreated upon AUesandria.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
• Napoleon entered Milan, where he waited four days for the purpose of effecting a junction with Moncey, who, upon his arrival, was stationed so as to guard the line of the Ticino from any attempts that Melas might make to break though. Melas, learning of the arrival of Napoleon at Milan, the retreat of Wukassowitch, and the descent of Moncey into the valley of the Ticino, gave orders for the concentration of the Austrian army at AUesandria.
Elsnitz was ordered to fall back from the Var, leav- ...ing only rear guards to oppose Suchet, and Ott was ordered to raise the siege of Genoa and hasten to seize Piacenza and defend the line of the Po. But Ott waited to receive the surrender of Massena, for which negotiations were then pending, and though the French garrison surrendered, he lost several days of priceless value.
In the meantime Napoleon had occupied Pavia, Belgiojoso, and Piacenza, and the communications of Melas with the Austrian base were completely cut. Ott, marching upon Piacenza, was defeated by Lannes and Victor at Montebello and retreated upon AUesandria.
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