...the wounded military pride of the Prus(lowly ; and Kellerman's army ranged on the plateau of Valmy, " projected like a cape into the midst of the lines of the Prussian bayonets." * A thick autumnal mist floated in waves of vapour over the plains and ravines that lay between the...

...melee and some firing, the advanced guard of the French fell back upon Valmy, and warned Kellermann of the enemy's approach. The Duke of Brunswick continued...yet, come up with his twenty-six battalions to flank Kellermarm's left. General Leveneur, who was to have flanked his right and to unite it with Dumouriez's...

...ten o'clock, the mist having suddenly disappeared, snowed to the two generals their mutual situation. Kellermann's army was en masse in the plain, and behind...was to have flanked his right and to unite it with Durnouriez's army, advanced with hesitation and slowly, fearing to draw on his feeble force all the...

...it, and then deployed his whole army. At ten o'clock, the mist having suddenly disappeared, snowed to the two generals their mutual situation. IX. Kellermann's...yet, come up with his twenty-six battalions to flank Kellermaun's left. General Leveneur, who was to have flanked his right and to unite it with Dumouriez's...

...wounded military pride of the Prussians. slowly ; and Kellerman's army ranged on the plateau of Valmy, " projected like a cape into the midst of the lines of the Prussian bayonets." * A thick autumnal mist floated in waves of vapour over the plains and ravines that lay between the...

...melee and some firing, the advanced guard of the French fell back upon Valmy, and warned Kellermann of the enemy's approach. The Duke of Brunswick continued...to draw on his feeble force all the weight of the PrusTHE PRUSSIAN ARMY. 167 Bian body, which he saw in battle array before him. General Valence, who...

...o'clock, the mist having suddenly disappeared, showed to the two generals their mutual situation. f " Kellermann's army was en masse in the plain, and behind...to draw on his feeble force all the weight of the PrusTHE FRU98IA\ ARMY. 167 sian body, which he saw in battle array before him. General Valence, who...

...These troops, however, moved forward slowly ; and Kellerman's army ranged on the plateau of Valmy, " projected like a cape into the midst of the lines of the Prussian bayonets."* A thick autumnal mist floated in waves of vapour over the plains and ravines that lay between the two...

...milee and some firing, the advanced guard of the Drench fell back upon Valirriy, and warned Kellermann of the enemy's approach. The Duke of Brunswick continued...yet, come up with his twenty-six battalions to flank Kellernlaim's left. General Leveneur, who was to have flanked his right and to unite it with Dumouriez's...

...These troops, however, moved forward slowly ; and Kellcrman's army, ranged on the plateau of Valmy, " projected like a cape into the midst of the lines of the Prussian bayonets."1 A thick autumnal mist floated in waves of vapour over the plains and ravines that lay between...