 Sofpello that he fitft developed his military talents ; and it was entirely owing to him, that Saorgio, in the campaign of 1794, yielded to the Republican arms. For this fervice he was rewarded with the rank of General of Divifion, No fooner was Buonaparte...  The Monthly Magazine - Trang 3751797Xem Toàn bộ - Giới thiệu về cuốn sách này
 | 1797 - 514 trang
...arms. For this fervice, he was rewarded with the rank' of general of divifioo. No fooner was Buonaparte appointed to the command of the army of Italy, than...the local knowledge, intrepidity and experience of Mafiena, pointed him out as an able officer, capable of fecond'ing his views, and advancing his progrefs.... | |
 | 1797 - 506 trang
...arms. For this fervice, he was re.warded with the rank of general of divifion. No fooner vas Buonaparte appointed to the command of the army of Italy, than...the local knowledge, intrepidity and experience of Maffena, pointed him out as an able officer, capable of feconding his views, and advancing his progrefs.... | |
 | 1799 - 464 trang
...knowledge, intrepidity, and experience of Maflena, pointed him out as an able officer, capable of fcconding his views, and advancing his progrefs. We accordingly...fpring of 1796, acting a brilliant part, under the direction of that celebrated warrior, at the battles of Montenotte and Monte Lezino, againft the Sardinian... | |
 | 1799 - 466 trang
...arms. For this fervice he was rewarded with the rank of General of Divifion, No fooner was Buonaparte appointed to the command of the army of Italy, than...the local knowledge, intrepidity, and experience of Maflena, pointed him out as an able officer, capable of feconding his views, and advancing his progrefs.... | |
 | Press, Dublin - 1800 - 682 trang
...the command of the army of Itally, than the local knowledge, intrepidity, and experience of Maflena, pointed him out as an able officer, capable of feconding...progrefs. We accordingly find him, in the fpring- of 1796, adinga brilliant part, under the arms of that celebrated commander, atthe battles of Montenotte and... | |
 | Thomas Burgeland Johnson - 1812 - 546 trang
...commission; and, entering into a French legion, he soon distinguished himself. No sooner was Buonaparte appointed to the command of the army of Italy, than...Massena, pointed him out as an able officer, capable of seconding his views, and advancing his progress, We accordingly find him, in the spring of 1796, acting... | |
| |
