 | Edmund Burke - 1816 - 838 str.
...became a rout, which scon spread through the whole French army, which in its dreadful couf us ion, hurrying away every thing that attempted to stop it....appearance of the flight of an army of barbarians . Jt was hali'-past nine. The Field Alur^hitl assembled all the superior officers, r.nd gave orders... | |
 | 1815 - 1008 str.
...through the whole French army, which, in its dreadful confusion, hurrying away every thing that appeared to stop it, soon assumed the appearance of the flight of an army of barbarians. It was half-past nine. The Field-Marshall assembled all the superior officers, and gave orders to send the... | |
 | August Wilhelm Anton Gneisenau (Graf Neidhardt von) - 1815 - 494 str.
...this time -the retreat became a rout, that quickly spread throughout the whole French army, whicjh, in -its dreadful confusion, hurrying away every thing...assembled all the superior officers, and gave orders to senjd the last horse and the last man in pursuit of the enemy. The van of the Prussian; army accelerated... | |
 | John Booth - 1815 - 198 str.
...bloody attacks, carried by storm. From that time the retreat became a rout, which soon spread through the whole French army, which, in its dreadful confusion,...appearance of the flight of an army of barbarians. It was half-past nine. The Field Marshal assembled all the superior officers, and gave orders to send the... | |
 | Edmund Boyce - 1816 - 480 str.
...storm. From that time the retreat became a rout, which soon spread through the whole French army, and in its dreadful confusion, hurrying away every thing...appearance of the flight of an army of barbarians. It was half-past nine. The Field Marshal assembled all the superior officers, and gave orders to send the... | |
 | Hewson Clarke - 1816 - 690 str.
...storm. From that time the retreat became a rout, which soon spread through the whole French army, and, in its dreadful confusion, hurrying away every thing...appearance of the flight of an army of barbarians. It was half-past nine. The field-marshal assembled -l all the superior officers, and gave orders to send the... | |
 | James Simpson - 1816 - 210 str.
...that time the retreat became a root, which soon spread throughout the whole French army, which, iu its dreadful confusion, hurrying away every thing...appearance of the flight of an army of barbarians. It was half-past niatf. The Field Marshal assembled all the superior officers, and gave orders to send Hie... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1817 - 738 str.
...bloody attacks, carried by storm. From that time the retreat became a rout, which soon spread through the whole French army, which, in its dreadful confusion,...appearance of the flight of an army of barbarians." Pursuing their career of «ucccss. the Prussians soon encountered and crossed the advance of the English... | |
 | 728 str.
...bloody attacks, carried by storm. From that time the retreat became a rout, which soon spread through the whole French army, which, in its dreadful confusion,...appearance of the flight of an army of barbarians." Pursuing their career of success, the Prussians soon encountered and crossed the advance of the English... | |
 | 1817 - 736 str.
...bloody attacks, carried by storm. From that time the retreat became a rout, which soon spread through the whole French army, which, in its dreadful confusion,...appearance of the flight of an army of barbarians," Pursuing their career of success, the Prussians soon encountered and crossed the advance of the English... | |
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Planchenoit, which he had on his rear, and which was defended by the guard, was, after several bloody attacks, carried by storm. From that time the retreat became a rout, which soon -spread through the whole French army, which in its dreadful confusion,... 
