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发表于 2018-12-31 19:51:35
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看起来像是Waterloo: Battle of Three Armies
这书archive有在线阅览,就是得排队
第30页说
Mortier, suffering badly from sciatica, to command the Grenadier Guards; and, against Davout's advice, Grouchy, whom Napoleon had only just appointed marshal and put in command of the cavalry reserve army corps.
意思是达武反对格鲁希指挥骑兵,没列出来源,罗伯茨也跟着说达武反对格鲁希指挥骑兵
同时引的另外两本
Connolly, Blundering to Glory Napoleon's Military Campaigns, p. 206
Napoleon created one new marshal, Grouchy, a marquis of the Old Regime who had repeatedly distinguished himself as a cavalryman. He was designated to command the cavalry reserve, but he was given a more critical assignment in the field.
Uffindell and Corum, Ligny, p. 27
The other French marshal to participate in the 1815 campaign was Emmanuel, marquis de Grouchy. The last of Napoleon’s twenty-six marshals, Grouchy was promoted only on 15 April 1815. He would fail to live up to expectations. Although steady and determined and a cavalry commander of genius, Grouchy lacked dash and imagination in the realm of strategy. In 1815, Grouchy would command the Reserve Cavalry of Napoleon’s army. He would also command the French right wing, except when the Emperor was present in person as he would be at Ligny. Grouchy was to be a more important figure in the campaign on 17 and 18 June than at Ligny; nevertheless, he would be a noteworthy participant there. |
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