. History of the nineteenth century in the United States and Europe, illustrated. Period I: During the triumphs of Napoleon's empire. perial Guard Napoleon advanced fromAugsburg to Burgau, while Ney on the north com-pleted the circle. The Austrians fighting for theirmasters, were surrounded by the French fighting forthe new tyranny. Neither Austrians nor Frenchcould expect good from it. The Bavarians fought fortheir own invaded country. The autumn weather was severe; snow was fallingin large flakes. The French soldiers, loaded withtheir arms and several days provisions, toiled overrough, muddy
. History of the nineteenth century in the United States and Europe, illustrated. Period I: During the triumphs of Napoleon's empire. perial Guard Napoleon advanced fromAugsburg to Burgau, while Ney on the north com-pleted the circle. The Austrians fighting for theirmasters, were surrounded by the French fighting forthe new tyranny. Neither Austrians nor Frenchcould expect good from it. The Bavarians fought fortheir own invaded country. The autumn weather was severe; snow was fallingin large flakes. The French soldiers, loaded withtheir arms and several days provisions, toiled overrough, muddy roads. Napoleon formed a mass ofprivate soldiers around him and described to them thesituation and prospects of the campaign. He thankedthem for their endurance; he described Macks situ-ation, cut off from Austria, surrounded, obliged tofight for a chance of escape ; he promised them victoryif they continued to act with resolution and speech, then characteristic of French armies,was loudly applauded by the soldiers. In Ulm opinion was divided. The best plan wasto try in force to break through the French and join. NAPOLEON AND HIS SON: 1814.
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