The Leipzig Campaign, 1813
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About 1,000 other officers and non-commissioned officers for whom no men were available had been sent back by post to France, where on a nucleus supplied 86 THE LEIPZIG CAMPAIGN by 3,000 veterans of the Guard, who had volunteered to rejoin, they proceeded to reconstruct sixty Battalions of the Young Guard. Of these only one Division (Dumoustier), 16 Battalions and 52 guns, reached the front in time for the battle of Liitzen, and a second (Delaborde) joined on May 25, at Dresden.
General Bessi^r...es received the command of the Cavalry of the Guard, which numbered 2,800 men, with two Horse Artillery batteries. It consisted of two Regiments of the Lancers, one of Chasseurs, one Dragoons, one Grenadiers, the celebrated Mameluke squadron, four Squadrons of " Elite Gendarmerie " and four Regiments of the " Gardes d^hovmew " formed of young men of good family who had hitherto escaped the conscription by paying for substitutes, but at length had been caught by the same trick which was appUed to the " Cohorts." The The Cavalry of the whole Army was, as Cavalry before mentioned, by far the weakest element of the whole force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About 1,000 other officers and non-commissioned officers for whom no men were available had been sent back by post to France, where on a nucleus supplied 86 THE LEIPZIG CAMPAIGN by 3,000 veterans of the Guard, who had volunteered to rejoin, they proceeded to reconstruct sixty Battalions of the Young Guard. Of these only one Division (Dumoustier), 16 Battalions and 52 guns, reached the front in time for the battle of Liitzen, and a second (Delaborde) joined on May 25, at Dresden.
General Bessi^r...es received the command of the Cavalry of the Guard, which numbered 2,800 men, with two Horse Artillery batteries. It consisted of two Regiments of the Lancers, one of Chasseurs, one Dragoons, one Grenadiers, the celebrated Mameluke squadron, four Squadrons of " Elite Gendarmerie " and four Regiments of the " Gardes d^hovmew " formed of young men of good family who had hitherto escaped the conscription by paying for substitutes, but at length had been caught by the same trick which was appUed to the " Cohorts." The The Cavalry of the whole Army was, as Cavalry before mentioned, by far the weakest element of the whole force.
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