Chapter 538: Offensive on the North Shore of Sevastopol
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"Then what is the basis for your Russian occupation of this territory? Could it be that your ancestors of the Slavs once lived here?"
Brigadier General Trosch's voice was not loud, but every word and every word he said had full power to Tolstoy.
No matter how much Tolstoy whitewashed the tsarist government, he could not avoid the fact that the Russian Empire occupied the Crimea Peninsula by force and tyranny.
"You...you!" Tolstoy pondered for a while, and then refuted Brigadier General Trox: "Aren't you also aggressing against Algiers? How far are you higher than us!"
"Yes! We are indeed aggression!" Brigadier General Trosch did not deny the aggression, he even said with some confidence: "Because of this, we will not put ourselves in the position of the victim like you just did! If there is any country that dares to secretly do damage in Algiers, we in France would not mind letting them know what the anger of France is! Only weak countries will cry and cry unfairly to other countries. Strong countries always use their own The fist is telling others the truth of this world!"
"You...you are wrong!" Tolstoy blushed slightly, romantic thinking he was angry at Brigadier General Trosch's theory, he refuted loudly: "If the world were to be like you, then it would be fair. Where did it come from! Our world is not supposed to be like this!"
"Fairness?" Brigadier General Trosch laughed when he heard Tolstoy's natural words: "As a nobleman, you still believe in fairness! If the world is really fair, then why do some people believe in fairness? When they are born, they can be dressed in fine clothes and food, but some people can only support their families for the rest of their lives! Is this fair?"
"This...I think it can be improved step by step!" Tolstoy hesitantly responded to Brigadier General Trosch.
"Improvement? When will the farming and animal husbandry system of your Russian Empire be abolished! When will you talk to us about improvement!" Brigadier General Trosch said dismissively at the innocent Russian imperial aristocrat in front of him.
"We will do away with it! Just like you in France!" Tolstoy said firmly to Brigadier General Trosch.
Brigadier General Trosch just smiled slightly. He didn't tell Tolstoy how many nobles were killed when France abolished feudal obligations.
The impact of the Revolution still affects France to this day.
The young aristocrat regarded the abolition of serfdom as a simple matter under the order of the tsar, and all the aristocrats had to obey the order of the tsar.
In fact, the abolition of farming and animal husbandry and feudal obligations is to completely eradicate the soil from which they were born.
Either make a transition like Britain, or solve the nobility once and for all like France.
The Russian Empire has no such soil at all, and their transformation will inevitably have a lot of problems.
"Okay! Mr. Tolstoy, let's not talk about who's right and who's wrong!" Brigadier General Trosch decided to end this innocuous topic.
"Your Excellency, I think so too!" Tolstoy, who couldn't tell, nodded to Brigadier General Trosch.
After that, Brigadier General Trosch chatted with Tolstoy a lot of questions. When Brigadier General Trosch and Tolstoy were talking about literature, he suddenly found that the sergeant in front of him seemed to be changing. Like a person.
Brigadier General Trosch couldn't help but sighed, "Actually, you shouldn't be on the battlefield. In my humble opinion, your talent is enough to support you in the literary world!"
Tolstoy showed a shy smile and responded: "Actually, I have planned to devote myself to literature after the war!"
"Oh?" Brigadier General Trosch said casually, "I wonder if our great writer has considered leaving a masterpiece for the world?"
"My first work is in my backpack!" Tolstoy said to Brigadier General Trosch.
"Where is your backpack now?" Brigadier General Trosch asked Tolstoy with interest.
It is also a pleasure to be able to read novels in such a place.
Anyway, Brigadier General Trosch is not going to continue the attack now. Before the North Bay troop has officially replied, his task is to see and consolidate this position!
"It's in my room!" Tolstoy responded.
"Mr. Writer, can you take me to your room to have a look!" Brigadier General Trosch was slightly curious about Tolstoy's works.
"follow me!"
Under the leadership of Tolstoy, Brigadier General Trosch came to the door of Tolstoy's room.
"Come in!" Tolstoy said to Brigadier General Trosch as he pushed the room away.
After Brigadier General Trosch entered the room, he found Tolstoy's backpack on the table in the room.
Brigadier General Troch opened his backpack and found a thick stack of manuscripts. After taking the manuscript out of the backpack, Brigadier General Trosch glanced at the contents of the manuscript.
The language used throughout the manuscript is not Russian, but French. On the first page of the manuscript is written "Childhood" impressively, which is probably the title of this unfinished book.
…
Far away on the north bank of Sevastopol, after receiving the news from Brigadier General Trosch in the South Bay, Marshal Pelissier and St. Arno also couldn't believe that the Russian army on the south bank of Sevastopol would Stupid enough to fight in the field with the British and French forces, and still fight within the range of naval guns.
"Map!" Marshal Saint Arnault gave an order to Commander Pelissier next to him.
General Pelissier hurriedly found a map of the south bank of Sevastopol.
Although the map of the south bank of Sevastopol is not too detailed, it is enough to find the location of Brigadier General Trox on the map.
Marshal St. Arno found the location of Brigadier General Trox without any effort. At this time, the distance between Brigadier General Trox and the South Bank Pier was less than 2 kilometers, and in front of him was the residential area on the South Bank of Sevastopol.
The current Brigadier General Trox is like a fishbone firmly stuck in the throat of the south bank of Sevastopol, making the south bank of Sevastopol unable to vomit and swallow.
"If I were the commander of the South Shore army, I would definitely try my best to expel him! Even at all costs!" Saint Arnault pointed to the mark on the map and said to General Pelissier.
"I think so too!" Commander Perissier nodded and responded to Marshal Saint Arnault: "By the way, I remember Brigadier General Trosch and they don't seem to have artillery!"
"That's right! This is what worries me the most!" Marshal St. Arnault circled the area where Trosch was located and replied to General Pelissier: "The Russian army on the south bank is likely to carry out indiscriminate actions on this area. Differential artillery coverage! Without artillery they are likely to be repulsed! So we have to do something!"
"Marshal Saint Arnault, I suggest to immediately launch an attack on the Russian army on the north bank!" Commander Perlisier replied to Marshal Saint Arnault.
"But none of our troops are ready for battle!" Marshal Saint Arnault said with some concern.
"Now is not the time to hesitate!" General Pelissier showed the decisiveness of a first-class commander, "We must act as soon as possible! Only in this way can we attract part of the naval artillery fire to relieve the troops on the south bank. the goal of!"
"Okay!" Marshal Saint Arnault gritted his teeth and said to General Pelissier, "Just do as you say!"
Later, General Pelissier told Marshal Saint Arnault that the French gunboats and ironclads could set out to enter the fortress of the Sevastopol fortress.
Although there were shipwrecks blocking it, General Pelissier believed that the range of the French navy would certainly be able to cause damage to the fleet and the south coast fort in the port, making it unable to effectively support the south coast.
Saint Arnault immediately agreed with Pelissier's approach, and he ordered his messengers to quickly send the news to the French fleet.
"It's 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and I plan to launch an attack on the north bank of Sevastopol at 4:40!" Marshal Saint Arno said to Pelissier after taking out his pocket watch.
"Yes!" Pelissier responded with a serious expression, then turned around and went to the staff to report the news that Marshal Saint Arnault was about to launch an attack to the staff, and asked them to designate a set of actions within 40 minutes. effective strategy.
The staff members who heard the attack a day earlier felt a burst of pressure, and it was indeed a challenge for them to complete the new plan within half an hour.
"Commander Pelissier, is this new plan only a French force to attack?" one of the staff officers in the staff asked Pelissier.
"That's right!" Pelissier nodded and said to them: "Because of the sudden incident, we didn't notify the armies of the other three countries? This time the attack can only be made independently by us. Done, it should be fine!"
"This..." After hesitating for a moment, the staff nodded and said to Pelissier: "There is no problem, but which army should be responsible for attacking the Star Fortress?"
"First Division!" General Pelissier said to them decisively.
General Pelissier did not forget General Conrobel's "kindness" to him.
If it wasn't for Canrobert's "abdication and letting the virtuous", he is probably not qualified to be the commander-in-chief of the French Expeditionary Force.
Giving the task of attacking the Star Fortress to the 1st Division is also his reward to Conrobel. Perlisier believes that the 1st Division will definitely be able to complete this task well.
"I see!" The staff members of the staff nodded and responded to Pelissier, and then began to work intensely.
Pelissier, who had left the staff, called his adjutant Jerome Paterson again and ordered him to summon the commanders of the first and second divisions.
Jerome Patterson, who received the order, hurried into action. About 15 minutes later, General Conrobert and General Bosquet appeared in front of Pelissier.
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"Then what is the basis for your Russian occupation of this territory? Could it be that your ancestors of the Slavs once lived here?"
Brigadier General Trosch's voice was not loud, but every word and every word he said had full power to Tolstoy.
No matter how much Tolstoy whitewashed the tsarist government, he could not avoid the fact that the Russian Empire occupied the Crimea Peninsula by force and tyranny.
"You...you!" Tolstoy pondered for a while, and then refuted Brigadier General Trox: "Aren't you also aggressing against Algiers? How far are you higher than us!"
"Yes! We are indeed aggression!" Brigadier General Trosch did not deny the aggression, he even said with some confidence: "Because of this, we will not put ourselves in the position of the victim like you just did! If there is any country that dares to secretly do damage in Algiers, we in France would not mind letting them know what the anger of France is! Only weak countries will cry and cry unfairly to other countries. Strong countries always use their own The fist is telling others the truth of this world!"
"You...you are wrong!" Tolstoy blushed slightly, romantic thinking he was angry at Brigadier General Trosch's theory, he refuted loudly: "If the world were to be like you, then it would be fair. Where did it come from! Our world is not supposed to be like this!"
"Fairness?" Brigadier General Trosch laughed when he heard Tolstoy's natural words: "As a nobleman, you still believe in fairness! If the world is really fair, then why do some people believe in fairness? When they are born, they can be dressed in fine clothes and food, but some people can only support their families for the rest of their lives! Is this fair?"
"This...I think it can be improved step by step!" Tolstoy hesitantly responded to Brigadier General Trosch.
"Improvement? When will the farming and animal husbandry system of your Russian Empire be abolished! When will you talk to us about improvement!" Brigadier General Trosch said dismissively at the innocent Russian imperial aristocrat in front of him.
"We will do away with it! Just like you in France!" Tolstoy said firmly to Brigadier General Trosch.
Brigadier General Trosch just smiled slightly. He didn't tell Tolstoy how many nobles were killed when France abolished feudal obligations.
The impact of the Revolution still affects France to this day.
The young aristocrat regarded the abolition of serfdom as a simple matter under the order of the tsar, and all the aristocrats had to obey the order of the tsar.
In fact, the abolition of farming and animal husbandry and feudal obligations is to completely eradicate the soil from which they were born.
Either make a transition like Britain, or solve the nobility once and for all like France.
The Russian Empire has no such soil at all, and their transformation will inevitably have a lot of problems.
"Okay! Mr. Tolstoy, let's not talk about who's right and who's wrong!" Brigadier General Trosch decided to end this innocuous topic.
"Your Excellency, I think so too!" Tolstoy, who couldn't tell, nodded to Brigadier General Trosch.
After that, Brigadier General Trosch chatted with Tolstoy a lot of questions. When Brigadier General Trosch and Tolstoy were talking about literature, he suddenly found that the sergeant in front of him seemed to be changing. Like a person.
Brigadier General Trosch couldn't help but sighed, "Actually, you shouldn't be on the battlefield. In my humble opinion, your talent is enough to support you in the literary world!"
Tolstoy showed a shy smile and responded: "Actually, I have planned to devote myself to literature after the war!"
"Oh?" Brigadier General Trosch said casually, "I wonder if our great writer has considered leaving a masterpiece for the world?"
"My first work is in my backpack!" Tolstoy said to Brigadier General Trosch.
"Where is your backpack now?" Brigadier General Trosch asked Tolstoy with interest.
It is also a pleasure to be able to read novels in such a place.
Anyway, Brigadier General Trosch is not going to continue the attack now. Before the North Bay troop has officially replied, his task is to see and consolidate this position!
"It's in my room!" Tolstoy responded.
"Mr. Writer, can you take me to your room to have a look!" Brigadier General Trosch was slightly curious about Tolstoy's works.
"follow me!"
Under the leadership of Tolstoy, Brigadier General Trosch came to the door of Tolstoy's room.
"Come in!" Tolstoy said to Brigadier General Trosch as he pushed the room away.
After Brigadier General Trosch entered the room, he found Tolstoy's backpack on the table in the room.
Brigadier General Troch opened his backpack and found a thick stack of manuscripts. After taking the manuscript out of the backpack, Brigadier General Trosch glanced at the contents of the manuscript.
The language used throughout the manuscript is not Russian, but French. On the first page of the manuscript is written "Childhood" impressively, which is probably the title of this unfinished book.
…
Far away on the north bank of Sevastopol, after receiving the news from Brigadier General Trosch in the South Bay, Marshal Pelissier and St. Arno also couldn't believe that the Russian army on the south bank of Sevastopol would Stupid enough to fight in the field with the British and French forces, and still fight within the range of naval guns.
"Map!" Marshal Saint Arnault gave an order to Commander Pelissier next to him.
General Pelissier hurriedly found a map of the south bank of Sevastopol.
Although the map of the south bank of Sevastopol is not too detailed, it is enough to find the location of Brigadier General Trox on the map.
Marshal St. Arno found the location of Brigadier General Trox without any effort. At this time, the distance between Brigadier General Trox and the South Bank Pier was less than 2 kilometers, and in front of him was the residential area on the South Bank of Sevastopol.
The current Brigadier General Trox is like a fishbone firmly stuck in the throat of the south bank of Sevastopol, making the south bank of Sevastopol unable to vomit and swallow.
"If I were the commander of the South Shore army, I would definitely try my best to expel him! Even at all costs!" Saint Arnault pointed to the mark on the map and said to General Pelissier.
"I think so too!" Commander Perissier nodded and responded to Marshal Saint Arnault: "By the way, I remember Brigadier General Trosch and they don't seem to have artillery!"
"That's right! This is what worries me the most!" Marshal St. Arnault circled the area where Trosch was located and replied to General Pelissier: "The Russian army on the south bank is likely to carry out indiscriminate actions on this area. Differential artillery coverage! Without artillery they are likely to be repulsed! So we have to do something!"
"Marshal Saint Arnault, I suggest to immediately launch an attack on the Russian army on the north bank!" Commander Perlisier replied to Marshal Saint Arnault.
"But none of our troops are ready for battle!" Marshal Saint Arnault said with some concern.
"Now is not the time to hesitate!" General Pelissier showed the decisiveness of a first-class commander, "We must act as soon as possible! Only in this way can we attract part of the naval artillery fire to relieve the troops on the south bank. the goal of!"
"Okay!" Marshal Saint Arnault gritted his teeth and said to General Pelissier, "Just do as you say!"
Later, General Pelissier told Marshal Saint Arnault that the French gunboats and ironclads could set out to enter the fortress of the Sevastopol fortress.
Although there were shipwrecks blocking it, General Pelissier believed that the range of the French navy would certainly be able to cause damage to the fleet and the south coast fort in the port, making it unable to effectively support the south coast.
Saint Arnault immediately agreed with Pelissier's approach, and he ordered his messengers to quickly send the news to the French fleet.
"It's 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and I plan to launch an attack on the north bank of Sevastopol at 4:40!" Marshal Saint Arno said to Pelissier after taking out his pocket watch.
"Yes!" Pelissier responded with a serious expression, then turned around and went to the staff to report the news that Marshal Saint Arnault was about to launch an attack to the staff, and asked them to designate a set of actions within 40 minutes. effective strategy.
The staff members who heard the attack a day earlier felt a burst of pressure, and it was indeed a challenge for them to complete the new plan within half an hour.
"Commander Pelissier, is this new plan only a French force to attack?" one of the staff officers in the staff asked Pelissier.
"That's right!" Pelissier nodded and said to them: "Because of the sudden incident, we didn't notify the armies of the other three countries? This time the attack can only be made independently by us. Done, it should be fine!"
"This..." After hesitating for a moment, the staff nodded and said to Pelissier: "There is no problem, but which army should be responsible for attacking the Star Fortress?"
"First Division!" General Pelissier said to them decisively.
General Pelissier did not forget General Conrobel's "kindness" to him.
If it wasn't for Canrobert's "abdication and letting the virtuous", he is probably not qualified to be the commander-in-chief of the French Expeditionary Force.
Giving the task of attacking the Star Fortress to the 1st Division is also his reward to Conrobel. Perlisier believes that the 1st Division will definitely be able to complete this task well.
"I see!" The staff members of the staff nodded and responded to Pelissier, and then began to work intensely.
Pelissier, who had left the staff, called his adjutant Jerome Paterson again and ordered him to summon the commanders of the first and second divisions.
Jerome Patterson, who received the order, hurried into action. About 15 minutes later, General Conrobert and General Bosquet appeared in front of Pelissier.
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"Then what is the basis for your Russian occupation of this territory? Could it be that your ancestors of the Slavs once lived here?"Brigadier General Trosch's voice was not loud, but every word and every word he said had full power to Tolstoy.No matter how much Tolstoy whitewashed the tsarist government, he could not avoid the fact that the Russian Empire occupied the Crimea Peninsula by force and tyranny."You...you!" Tolstoy pondered for a while, and then refuted Brigadier General Trox: "Aren't you also aggressing against Algiers? How far are you higher than us!""Yes! We are indeed aggression!" Brigadier General Trosch did not deny the aggression, he even said with some confidence: "Because of this, we will not put ourselves in the position of the victim like you just did! If there is any country that dares to secretly do damage in Algiers, we in France would not mind letting them know what the anger of France is! Only weak countries will cry and cry unfairly to other countries. Strong countries always use their own The fist is telling others the truth of this world!""You...you are wrong!" Tolstoy blushed slightly, romantic thinking he was angry at Brigadier General Trosch's theory, he refuted loudly: "If the world were to be like you, then it would be fair. Where did it come from! Our world is not supposed to be like this!""Fairness?" Brigadier General Trosch laughed when he heard Tolstoy's natural words: "As a nobleman, you still believe in fairness! If the world is really fair, then why do some people believe in fairness? When they are born, they can be dressed in fine clothes and food, but some people can only support their families for the rest of their lives! Is this fair?""This...I think it can be improved step by step!" Tolstoy hesitantly responded to Brigadier General Trosch."Improvement? When will the farming and animal husbandry system of your Russian Empire be abolished! When will you talk to us about improvement!" Brigadier General Trosch said dismissively at the innocent Russian imperial aristocrat in front of him."We will do away with it! Just like you in France!" Tolstoy said firmly to Brigadier General Trosch.Brigadier General Trosch just smiled slightly. He didn't tell Tolstoy how many nobles were killed when France abolished feudal obligations.The impact of the Revolution still affects France to this day.The young aristocrat regarded the abolition of serfdom as a simple matter under the order of the tsar, and all the aristocrats had to obey the order of the tsar.In fact, the abolition of farming and animal husbandry and feudal obligations is to completely eradicate the soil from which they were born.Either make a transition like Britain, or solve the nobility once and for all like France.The Russian Empire has no such soil at all, and their transformation will inevitably have a lot of problems."Okay! Mr. Tolstoy, let's not talk about who's right and who's wrong!" Brigadier General Trosch decided to end this innocuous topic."Your Excellency, I think so too!" Tolstoy, who couldn't tell, nodded to Brigadier General Trosch.After that, Brigadier General Trosch chatted with Tolstoy a lot of questions. When Brigadier General Trosch and Tolstoy were talking about literature, he suddenly found that the sergeant in front of him seemed to be changing. Like a person.Brigadier General Trosch couldn't help but sighed, "Actually, you shouldn't be on the battlefield. In my humble opinion, your talent is enough to support you in the literary world!"Tolstoy showed a shy smile and responded: "Actually, I have planned to devote myself to literature after the war!""Oh?" Brigadier General Trosch said casually, "I wonder if our great writer has considered leaving a masterpiece for the world?""My first work is in my backpack!" Tolstoy said to Brigadier General Trosch."Where is your backpack now?" Brigadier General Trosch asked Tolstoy with interest.It is also a pleasure to be able to read novels in such a place.Anyway, Brigadier General Trosch is not going to continue the attack now. Before the North Bay troop has officially replied, his task is to see and consolidate this position!"It's in my room!" Tolstoy responded."Mr. Writer, can you take me to your room to have a look!" Brigadier General Trosch was slightly curious about Tolstoy's works. "follow me!"Under the leadership of Tolstoy, Brigadier General Trosch came to the door of Tolstoy's room."Come in!" Tolstoy said to Brigadier General Trosch as he pushed the room away.After Brigadier General Trosch entered the room, he found Tolstoy's backpack on the table in the room.Brigadier General Troch opened his backpack and found a thick stack of manuscripts. After taking the manuscript out of the backpack, Brigadier General Trosch glanced at the contents of the manuscript.The language used throughout the manuscript is not Russian, but French. On the first page of the manuscript is written "Childhood" impressively, which is probably the title of this unfinished book.Far away on the north bank of Sevastopol, after receiving the news from Brigadier General Trosch in the South Bay, Marshal Pelissier and St. Arno also couldn't believe that the Russian army on the south bank of Sevastopol would Stupid enough to fight in the field with the British and French forces, and still fight within the range of naval guns."Map!" Marshal Saint Arnault gave an order to Commander Pelissier next to him.General Pelissier hurriedly found a map of the south bank of Sevastopol.Although the map of the south bank of Sevastopol is not too detailed, it is enough to find the location of Brigadier General Trox on the map.Marshal St. Arno found the location of Brigadier General Trox without any effort. At this time, the distance between Brigadier General Trox and the South Bank Pier was less than 2 kilometers, and in front of him was the residential area on the South Bank of Sevastopol.The current Brigadier General Trox is like a fishbone firmly stuck in the throat of the south bank of Sevastopol, making the south bank of Sevastopol unable to vomit and swallow."If I were the commander of the South Shore army, I would definitely try my best to expel him! Even at all costs!" Saint Arnault pointed to the mark on the map and said to General Pelissier."I think so too!" Commander Perissier nodded and responded to Marshal Saint Arnault: "By the way, I remember Brigadier General Trosch and they don't seem to have artillery!""That's right! This is what worries me the most!" Marshal St. Arnault circled the area where Trosch was located and replied to General Pelissier: "The Russian army on the south bank is likely to carry out indiscriminate actions on this area. Differential artillery coverage! Without artillery they are likely to be repulsed! So we have to do something!""Marshal Saint Arnault, I suggest to immediately launch an attack on the Russian army on the north bank!" Commander Perlisier replied to Marshal Saint Arnault."But none of our troops are ready for battle!" Marshal Saint Arnault said with some concern."Now is not the time to hesitate!" General Pelissier showed the decisiveness of a first-class commander, "We must act as soon as possible! Only in this way can we attract part of the naval artillery fire to relieve the troops on the south bank. the goal of!""Okay!" Marshal Saint Arnault gritted his teeth and said to General Pelissier, "Just do as you say!"Later, General Pelissier told Marshal Saint Arnault that the French gunboats and ironclads could set out to enter the fortress of the Sevastopol fortress.Although there were shipwrecks blocking it, General Pelissier believed that the range of the French navy would certainly be able to cause damage to the fleet and the south coast fort in the port, making it unable to effectively support the south coast.Saint Arnault immediately agreed with Pelissier's approach, and he ordered his messengers to quickly send the news to the French fleet."It's 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and I plan to launch an attack on the north bank of Sevastopol at 4:40!" Marshal Saint Arno said to Pelissier after taking out his pocket watch."Yes!" Pelissier responded with a serious expression, then turned around and went to the staff to report the news that Marshal Saint Arnault was about to launch an attack to the staff, and asked them to designate a set of actions within 40 minutes. effective strategy.The staff members who heard the attack a day earlier felt a burst of pressure, and it was indeed a challenge for them to complete the new plan within half an hour."Commander Pelissier, is this new plan only a French force to attack?" one of the staff officers in the staff asked Pelissier."That's right!" Pelissier nodded and said to them: "Because of the sudden incident, we didn't notify the armies of the other three countries? This time the attack can only be made independently by us. Done, it should be fine!""This..." After hesitating for a moment, the staff nodded and said to Pelissier: "There is no problem, but which army should be responsible for attacking the Star Fortress?""First Division!" General Pelissier said to them decisively.General Pelissier did not forget General Conrobel's "kindness" to him.If it wasn't for Canrobert's "abdication and letting the virtuous", he is probably not qualified to be the commander-in-chief of the French Expeditionary Force.Giving the task of attacking the Star Fortress to the 1st Division is also his reward to Conrobel. Perlisier believes that the 1st Division will definitely be able to complete this task well."I see!" The staff members of the staff nodded and responded to Pelissier, and then began to work intensely.Pelissier, who had left the staff, called his adjutant Jerome Paterson again and ordered him to summon the commanders of the first and second divisions.Jerome Patterson, who received the order, hurried into action. About 15 minutes later, General Conrobert and General Bosquet appeared in front of Pelissier.https://Genius remembers the address of this site in one second: Mobile version reading URL:
