The History of Napoleon the First 4
The History of Napoleon the First 4
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Next day, therefore, the 4th of May, Mass^na made a general recon- naissance of the enemy's line, with a view to discover his vulnerable point. Beyond Fuentes d'Onoro, towards Poso- Velho and Nave de Aver, the ground was flat and the Dos Casas dwindled to a mere streak of water ; the ravine, so great an obstacle, disappeared, and our cavalry, far superior to the enemy's, could manoeuvre and operate with effect From that point Wellington's right could be turned, his communications with Sabugal i...nterrupted, and his line of retreat on Castelbone menaced. Consequently, by a change of fronts, operated during the night of the 4th, Massdna moved the cavalry commanded by Montbrun, Loison's two divisions, and a portion of Drouet's and of Junot's corps, to Poso-Velho ; whilst Regnier remained opposite Alameda in order to occupy the enemy by feigned attacks.
At early dawn on the 5 th our united forces attacked Poso-Velho, which position was at first defended only by the Spanish auxiliaries under Don Julian Sanchez.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Next day, therefore, the 4th of May, Mass^na made a general recon- naissance of the enemy's line, with a view to discover his vulnerable point. Beyond Fuentes d'Onoro, towards Poso- Velho and Nave de Aver, the ground was flat and the Dos Casas dwindled to a mere streak of water ; the ravine, so great an obstacle, disappeared, and our cavalry, far superior to the enemy's, could manoeuvre and operate with effect From that point Wellington's right could be turned, his communications with Sabugal i...nterrupted, and his line of retreat on Castelbone menaced. Consequently, by a change of fronts, operated during the night of the 4th, Massdna moved the cavalry commanded by Montbrun, Loison's two divisions, and a portion of Drouet's and of Junot's corps, to Poso-Velho ; whilst Regnier remained opposite Alameda in order to occupy the enemy by feigned attacks.
At early dawn on the 5 th our united forces attacked Poso-Velho, which position was at first defended only by the Spanish auxiliaries under Don Julian Sanchez.
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