...Eugene obferved the pofture of the enemy, who were advantageoufly pofted on a hill near Hochftadt, their right being covered by the Danube and the village of Blenheim, their left by the village of Lutzengen, and their front by a rivulet, the banks of which were fteep...

...them. As this battle, both from the talents of the generals, the improvements in the art of war, the number and difcipline of the troops, and the greatnefs of the contending powers, is reckoned the molt remarkable of this century, it demands a more particular detail. The The French were pofted on...

...talents of the generals, the improvements in the art of war, and the Bomber and difcipline of the troops, is reckoned the moft remarkable of this century, it demands a more particular detail than I have slotted to fuch narrations. The right wing of the French, which was covered by the Danube,...

...opportunity. As this battle, both from the talents of the generals, the improvements in the art of war, the number and difcipline of the troops, and the greatnefs...covered by the Danube, and the village of Blenheim ; they were commanded by marfhal Tallard ; their left was defended by a village, and headed by the...

...from the talents of the generals ,' the improvements in the arc of war , the number and discipline o» the; troops, and the greatnefs of the contending powers is reckoned the moft remarkable of this century , ic demands a more particular detail. ... '. The French were pofted on a hill , their right; being...

...of the generals, the improvements in. the art of war, and the number and diicipline of the troops, is reckoned the moft remarkable of this century, it demands a more particular detail than I have allotted to fuch narrations. The right wing of the French, which was covered by the Danube,...

...generals, the improvements in the art of war, the number and difcipline of the troops, and the grcatnefs of the contending powers, is reckoned the moft remarkable...Danube and the village of Blenheim, and commanded by marfhal Tallard ; their left was defended by a village, and headed by their elector andMarfin, an experienced...

...the talents of the generals, the improvements in the art of war, the number and difcipliue of tl;u troops, and the greatnefs of the contending powers, is reckoned the moft remarkable of this century, itdemands a more particular detail. The French were pofted on a hill, their right being covered by...

...Eugene obferved the poliure of the enemy, who were advantageoufly polled on a hill near Hochftadr, their right being covered by the Danube and the village of Blenheim,, their left by the village of Lutzengen, zcngeni and their front by a mailer, the banks ofc HAP. which...

...Eugene observed the posture of the enemy, who were advantageously posted on a hill near Hochstadt, their right being covered by the Danube and the village of Blenheim, their left by the village of Lutzungen, and their front by a rivulet, the banks of which were steep,...