The War in Denmark: Marshal von Wrangel, the Prussian Commander-In-Chief, at Hadersleben - from a sketch by our special artist, 1864. '...the Prussian through the North Market-place of Hadersleben [Haderslev], attended by Lieutenant von Wrangel, his Aide-de-Camp. It is a characteristic portrait of the veteran Field Marshal, who sits his horse bravely for eleven or twelve hours at a time; and, spite of his great age, endures fatigue and rough weather much better than some younger men'. From "Illustrated London News", 1864.

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