The Campaign of 1760 in Canada
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M. Dalquier, who commanded the Bearn Regiment, with thetroops of the colony upon the left of the French army, a bold, intrepid old officer, turned about to his soldiers when La Pause gavehim M. De Levis' order to retire, and told them, "It is not time now, my boys, to retire when at twenty paces from the enemy; with yourbayonets upon your muskets, let us throw ourselves headlong amongstthem--that is better. " In an instant they fell upon the Englishimpetuously--with thrusts of bayonets hand to ...hand, got possession, like lightning, of their guns; and a ball which went throughDalquier's body, which was already quite covered with scars of oldwounds, did not hinder him from continuing giving his orders. Poularies, who was on the right flank of the army, with his regimentof Royal Roussillon, and some of the Canadian militia, seeing Dalquierstand firm, and all the troops of the centre having retired indisorder, leaving a space between the two wings, he caused hisregiment with the Canadians to wheel to the left, in order to fallupon the left flank of the English army, the French army extendingfurther to their right beyond the English left wing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Dalquier, who commanded the Bearn Regiment, with thetroops of the colony upon the left of the French army, a bold, intrepid old officer, turned about to his soldiers when La Pause gavehim M. De Levis' order to retire, and told them, "It is not time now, my boys, to retire when at twenty paces from the enemy; with yourbayonets upon your muskets, let us throw ourselves headlong amongstthem--that is better. " In an instant they fell upon the Englishimpetuously--with thrusts of bayonets hand to ...hand, got possession, like lightning, of their guns; and a ball which went throughDalquier's body, which was already quite covered with scars of oldwounds, did not hinder him from continuing giving his orders. Poularies, who was on the right flank of the army, with his regimentof Royal Roussillon, and some of the Canadian militia, seeing Dalquierstand firm, and all the troops of the centre having retired indisorder, leaving a space between the two wings, he caused hisregiment with the Canadians to wheel to the left, in order to fallupon the left flank of the English army, the French army extendingfurther to their right beyond the English left wing.
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