Littell's Living Age, Volume 28Living Age Company Incorporated, 1851 |
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Page 41
... Austria now imperiously claims all its former rights and privileges . but such was not her policy . She has cautiously avoided acknowledging the justice of the Hessian people's resistance ; but still for her own pur- poses , as the Austrian ...
... Austria now imperiously claims all its former rights and privileges . but such was not her policy . She has cautiously avoided acknowledging the justice of the Hessian people's resistance ; but still for her own pur- poses , as the Austrian ...
Page 104
... Austrian armies , which lasted till half an hour past two in the afternoon . The fire of the artillery and small ... Austrian armies were recruited after the severest losses , made perpetual battles actually necessary to keep them at bay ...
... Austrian armies , which lasted till half an hour past two in the afternoon . The fire of the artillery and small ... Austrian armies were recruited after the severest losses , made perpetual battles actually necessary to keep them at bay ...
Page 106
... Austrian artillery was pow- erful , and every attack cost great slaughter . The battle was now for a while doubtful - but it was at last decided by a charge of cavalry . The Austrian general , Luchesi , had attempted to fall with his ...
... Austrian artillery was pow- erful , and every attack cost great slaughter . The battle was now for a while doubtful - but it was at last decided by a charge of cavalry . The Austrian general , Luchesi , had attempted to fall with his ...
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