NEY Michel - ALS 1796 in pursuit of the enemy after the battle of Altenkirchen Category_History

NEY Michel - ALS 1796 in pursuit of the enemy after the battle of Altenkirchen Category_HistoryMichel NEY, Duc dElchingen and Prince de la Moskova (1769 1815) Autograph Letter Signed (Ney) to Division General Colaud, informing him that he has just pursued eight hundred of the enemy who had been sent to destroy the munitions and stores left behind at Ehrenbreitstein, and saying that the enemy is extremely disheartened. 1 pages 4to in French, Montabauer, 17 prairial an 4 [5 June 1796]. At the time of the French Revolutionary Wars, when France

at Holyrood

Otto presents his respectful compliments to Mr

Autograph Letter Signed ("Chandos Leigh") to "Sir" [identified within the text as Mr

Trans: “Further to the order which I have received from His Excellency the President of Greece

Trans: “I am back from the country and currently propose to remain in town for some time

your division is part of the 6th Corps

Massena in particular had pleaded that his disagreements with Ney during the Peninsular War were so well known that he could not be considered an impartial judge

should not receive any bonuses for the campaign

and in the evening the armies lit fires in all the camps

has several fold marks and some slight crumpling

Germinal was soon adapted for the theatre

Greece was ruled not by a king