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发表于 2010-12-9 00:18:14
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马尔蒙评说,莫罗在主战场仅集中起了手头12个师的6个师。
At Hohenlinden, where the success was so overwhelming, Moreau ought to have been defeated, and he probably would have been, if the Austrians had not manoeuvred with a carelessness unexampled. The French army was composed of twelve divisions; the three of the right were commanded by General Lecourbe, and the three of the left, General Sainte-Suzanne commanding, did not assist in the battle. The Austrian army was united, but marched unconnectedly; the centre column, which encountered no obstacle, and followed the main road, with almost all the artillery, was open to an isolated attack, and not even formed; it was liable, at any moment, to be assailed in flank. This remarkable fortune was not due to the dispositions of General Moreau. General Richepanse, a man of mind and courage, finding himself with his division surrounded by the Austrians, who began to organize, faced about, and seized one hundred piece of cannon, marching by column upon the high road. |
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