The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 212A. Constable, 1910 |
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Page 180
... Bourbaki's projects and again urged rapidity in the operations . At 7.30 P.M. on the 6th , Bourbaki sent a strange despatch to M. de Freycinet in which , whilst saying that Villersexel will probably be the scene of the first shock , he ...
... Bourbaki's projects and again urged rapidity in the operations . At 7.30 P.M. on the 6th , Bourbaki sent a strange despatch to M. de Freycinet in which , whilst saying that Villersexel will probably be the scene of the first shock , he ...
Page 181
... Bourbaki reported to M. de Freycinet the movements carried out during the day , and there is in the archives a very important document , a memo- randum by Bourbaki , a sort of written soliloquy on the situation , and showing clearly his ...
... Bourbaki reported to M. de Freycinet the movements carried out during the day , and there is in the archives a very important document , a memo- randum by Bourbaki , a sort of written soliloquy on the situation , and showing clearly his ...
Page 182
... Bourbaki must have been fully aware of the grave mistake he had made , and , as the Historians remark , it would have been better had his com- munication to M. de ... Bourbaki's own sad 182 The Dual Control ' in Bourbaki's Campaign . July.
... Bourbaki must have been fully aware of the grave mistake he had made , and , as the Historians remark , it would have been better had his com- munication to M. de ... Bourbaki's own sad 182 The Dual Control ' in Bourbaki's Campaign . July.
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