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Topic: Battle of Leignitz (1760)

	Encyclopedia: Leopold Josef Graf Daun (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		He held important commands in the battles of Hohenfriedberg and Soor, and in the same year (1745) was promoted to the rank of Feldzeugmeister (Lieutenant General).
		The Battle of Chotusitz (or Chotusice) was fought on May 17, 1742 between the Austrians under Prince Charles of Lorraine and the Prussians under Frederick the Great.
		The Battle of Hohenfriedberg (or Hohenfriedeberg) was a battle in the War of the Austrian Succession, fought on 3 June 1745 between the Austrians and Saxons, under Charles of Lorraine, and the Prussians, under Frederick the Great.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Leopold-Josef-Graf-Daun (1776 words)

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		NO battle is decided in a single moment, although in every battle there are moments of great importance, which chiefly bring about the result.
		At the battle of Kunersdorf, Frederick the Great at the first onset carried the left of the Russian position, and took 70 pieces of artillery; at the end of the battle both were lost again, and the whole result of the first combat was wiped out of the account.
		In the catalogue of battles of second-rate importance there are many examples to be found of such retaliatory battles; but great battles have generally too many other determining causes to be brought on by this weaker motive.
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	Battle of Liegnitz (1760) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Battle of Leignitz was fought in the early hours of August 15, 1760.
		The Army of Frederick the Great of Prussia met the Austrian army under Ernst von Loudon and defeated it.
		General Leopold von Daun arrived and seeing Loudon's defeated troops decided not to attack despite his fresh soldiers.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battle_of_Liegnitz_(1760) (194 words)

	Generals of Waterloo: Frederick the Great's Instruction
		From the battles of Mollwitz in 1741 to Hohenfriedeberg in 1745, the Prussian army was master of the battlefield.
		When he gives battle, he has a design in so doing: and if he has a design, it is his duty to be provided with every thing necessary for the execution of it, and of course he ought to be supplied with bread or biscuit for eight or ten days.
		Those battles are the best into which we force the enemy, for it is an established maxim, to oblige him to do that for which he has no sort of inclination, and as your interest and his are so diametrically opposite, it cannot be supposed that you are both wishing for the same event.
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	On War by General Carl von Clausewitz Volume 1 BOOK IV: The Combat - History European
		But modern battles are not so by accident; they are so because the parties find themselves nearly on a level as regards military organisation and the knowledge of the Art of War, and because the warlike element inflamed by great national interests has broken through artificial limits and now flows in its natural channel.
		How far this may influence the dispositions in the battle is not an affair of Strategy, but the decision to fight the battle is in intimate connection with it, as is shown by the direction given to our forces, and their general grouping, whether we threaten the enemy's flank or rear, or he threatens ours.
		If the strategic relations after a battle require that we should cover ourselves right and left by detachments, so much must be done, as from circumstances is unavoidable, but this fractioning must always be regarded as an evil, and we are seldom in a state to commence it the day after the battle itself.
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	Encyclopedia: Battle of Leignitz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Battle of Legnica (1241) was a battle in the Mongol invasion of Europe
		The Battle of Liegnitz (1760) was a battle in the Seven Years' War
		Categories: Disambiguation The Battle of Legnica (often called the Battle of Liegnitz, or, occasionally, of Leignitz) took place in 1241 near the city of Legnica between the invading Mongols or Tartars of Golden Horde and the Poles under Henry II the Pious, Duke of Poland (Silesia), supported by the feudal nobility including...
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Battle-of-Leignitz (269 words)

	Scottish Clans MacA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		When the battle had finished many Scots wounded were murdered by the government troops as they lay helpless in the heather.
		At the battles of Preston and Falkirk, the McDonalds were on the right, which they claimed as their due, but at Culloden the three Macdonald regiments of Clanranald, Keppoch, and Glengarry, formed the left.
		It was probably their feeling of dissatisfaction at being placed on the left of the line that caused the Macdonald regiments, on observing that the right and centre had been given away to turn their backs and leave the field without striking a blow.
	www.royalhouseofstewart.org.uk /clanmac.htm (5574 words)

	Stonewall Jackson: Title
		Because he was shy and unassuming; because he betrayed neither in face nor bearing, save in the heat of battle, any unusual power or consciousness of power, it is hastily concluded that he was deficient in the initiative, the breadth, and the penetration which are the distinguishing characteristics of great generals.
		At Fredericksburg, after the first day’s battle, he believed that the enemy was already defeated, and, anticipating their escape under cover of the darkness, he advised a night attack with the bayonet.
		Nor did he forget that a battle is only half won where there is no pursuit, and whenever he held command upon the field, his troops, especially the cavalry, were so disposed that from the very outset the enemy’s retreat was menaced.
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	On War - Chapter VII (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		o battle is decided in a single moment, although in every battle there arise moments of crisis, on which the result depends.
		At the battle of Kunersdorf,[] Frederick the Great at the first onset carried the left of the Russian position, and took seventy pieces of artillery; at the end of the battle* both were lost again, and the whole result of the first combat was wiped out of the account.
		Field-Marshal Daun attempted in the year 1760 to come to the assistance of General Laudon at Leignitz, whilst the battle lasted; but when he failed, he did not attack the King next day, although he did not want for means to do so.
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	On War, vol 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Had it been possible to stop at the first success, and to put off the second part of the battle to the coming day, then, even if the King had lost it, the advantages of the first would always have been a set off to the second.
		But when a battle proceeding disadvantageously is arrested and turned before its conclusion, its minus result on our side not only disappears from the account, but also becomes the foundation of a greater victory.
		If, for instance, we picture to ourselves exactly the tactical course of the battle, we may easily see that until it is finally concluded all successes in partial combats are only decisions in suspense, which by the capital decision may not only be destroyed, but changed into the opposite.
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	On War -- Bk 4, Ch 7 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		No battle is decided in a single moment, although in every battle there arise moments of crisis, on which the result depends.
		At the battle of Kunersdorf, [August 12, 1759] Frederick the Great at the first onset carried the left of the Russian position, and took seventy pieces of artillery; at the end of the battle both were lost again, and the whole result of the first combat was wiped out of the account.
		Dispositions of this kind are: marches in separate masses and columns, the formation of advance guards, and flanking columns, also the grouping of reserves intended to serve as supports for more than one strategic point; the concentration of several Corps from widely extended cantonments, and.
	www.marx.org /reference/archive/clausewitz/works/on-war/book4/ch07.htm (1879 words)

	Carl von Clausewitz ON WAR 1832 Book 4
		This description, which is not intended as a finished picture of a modern battle, but only to give its general tone, suits for the offensive and defensive, and the special traits which are given, by the object proposed, the country, andc.
		This general idea of the modern battle will be useful to us in the sequel in more places than one, if we want to estimate the value of the particular co-efficients of strength, country, andc.
		Perhaps, by-and- by, Buonaparte's campaigns and battles will be looked upon as mere acts of barbarism and stupidity, and we shall once more turn with satisfaction and confidence to the dress-sword of obsolete and musty institutions and forms.
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	Clausewitz, ON WAR - Book III-Chapter 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		It is the employment of the battle to gain the object of the war.
		It must be well acquainted with the battle itself as far as relates to its possible results, and those mental and moral powers which are the most important in the use of the same.
		It required to be always ready for battle, and its marches to be organised with a degree of skill which necessarily called forth a proportionate degree of exertion.
	www.clausewitz.com /CWZHOME/On_War/BK3ch01.html (2219 words)

	Carl von Clausewitz ON WAR 1832 Book 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In Silesia, for eight days before the battle of Leignitz, it had constantly to march, defiling alternately right and left in front of the enemy:--this costs great fatigue, and entails great privations.
		Charles XII, in the battle of Narva, we cannot well quote, for the Russians were at that time hardly to be regarded as Europeans, also the principal circumstances, even of the battle, are too little known.
		But such measures as carrying out the arrangements for a battle, so far as to impose upon the enemy, require a considerable expenditure of time and power; of course, the greater the impression to be made, the greater the expenditure in these respects.
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	Reader's Companion to Military History - - Frederick II (the Great) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In an age when battles were decided by the firepower of linear formations, and victory was completed by cavalry charges, Prussian infantry could deliver more rounds per minute than any of its European counterparts.
		His oblique order decided the Battle of Leuthen (1757) but was less important than the king's use of combined arms tactics (Rossbach, 1757), his ability to recover from the shock of defeat (Kolin, 1757; Kunersdorf, 1759), and not least the Prussian army's own formidable fighting power.
		Frederick might have been a misanthrope, but his repeated condemnations of his army's rank and file were balanced again and again by public recognition such as restoring the swords of a previously disgraced regiment after its performance at Leignitz (1760).
	college.hmco.com /history/readerscomp/mil/html/mh_018600_frederickii.htm (1265 words)

	use of battalion guns
		I would suggest that you find a list of the battles of the Wars of the French Revolution and of the Napoleonic Wars, and then try to find sources for detailed descriptions of the individual battles.
		The third battalion would be held in colonnes d'attent--"waiting columns," on either flank and in rear of the battalion in line, covering the gap between that battalion and the battalion in line of the neighboring regiments.
		I would also note that the use of artillery sections in mixed order formation may be said to have prevented a crisis in battle which could have "turned the battle" against the French and their allies.
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	04 Aug History: This Date
		He specifically noted the communist threat in French Indochina, where the French military was battling Vietnamese revolutionaries for control of Vietnam.
		Frederick C. Robbins, US pediatrician who shared a Nobel Prize in 1954 for discovering a way to grow the polio virus in a test tube and paving the way for the vaccines that have eliminated the crippling disease from much of the world.
		Since only one soldier and one Indian were killed in the skirmish, Custer's short battle along the Tongue River seemed relatively insignificant at the time.
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	wiki/Battle of Liegnitz Definition / wiki/Battle of Liegnitz Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Two military engagements are known as the Battle of Liegnitz after the town of Liegnitz, today Legnica Legnica (pronounce: [lεg'niʦa], formerly Lignica, German Liegnitz) is a town in south-western Poland.
		As of the 2005 census estimate, the town has a total population of 106,122.
		The Battle of LegnicaThe Battle of Legnica (often called the Battle of Liegnitz, or, occasionally, of Leignitz) took place in 1241 near the city of Legnica between the invading Mongols and the Poles under Henry II the Pious, Duke of Poland (Silesia), supported by the feudal nobility including the Teutonic Knights....
	www.elresearch.com /wiki/Battle_of_Liegnitz (339 words)

	On War (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		course of the battle, we may easily see that until it is
		whilst the battle lasted; but when he failed, he did not
		which precede a battle are to be looked upon only as necessary
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	Highlander -- Cast of Characters
		An Arab Muslim who died at the Battle of Karbala, where Ali's son Hussein was martyred.
		He joined the Muslim pirates that preyed on the North African coast, until he was killed in a shipboard battle with Sebastian.
		A Japanese peasant who died during Taira Masakado's revolt, was tutored by Fujiwara Kazumaru, and subsequently killed another of Kazumaru's pupils and then became a hunter, particularly of young immortals.
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		209 Battle of Zorndorf, August 25, 1758 212 Frederick crossing the Oder 364 Campaign of Hochkirch (Map) 365 Battle of Hochkirch, October 14, 1758 (Plan) 367 Frederick asleep in the Hut at Oetscher....
		The heaviest blow by which it was in- dented was received in Mobile Bay during the passage of the forts from a shot fired by the rebel ram Tennessee.
		In a note singularly frank and plain-spoken he gave the German bishops fair warning that, if they voted for this insult to Protestantism, and this challenge to the freedom of the state, they could never return to their dioceses.
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	Caomhánach - Article - The Celts
		In 217 BC some 14 000 Celts formed the backbone of Pharaoh Ptolemy IV’s army in his victorious battle against Antiochus II of Syria, with the Celtic cavalry playing the winning role in the battle.
		Subsequently a leader named Ortagion emerged to unite the three Celtic tribes and by 123 BC they were once again a power in the region.
		In contrast to the legends of major pre-historic invasions and battles detailed in the 7th or 8th century AD “Lebor Gabála” i.e.
	www.kavanaghfamily.com /articles/2005/20050621a.htm (4979 words)

	LA RENOVACIÓN DE LA HISTORIA DE LAS BATALLAS
		Nosotros sólo conocemos como inspiración directa un artículo de Greg Dening titulado "The face of Battle: Valparaíso, 1814", publicado en la revista australiana War and Society en su número inaugural de 1983.
		Ello ocurrió en Hohenfriedberg (1745), Leuthen (1757), Leignitz (1760), Rossbach (1757), Torgau (1760), o Zorndorf (1758).
		Battle tactics, 1689-1763 (Nueva York, 1990), a partir del estudio de las memorias de soldados y de los tratados militares.
	www.ejercito.mde.es /ihycm/revista/91/espino.html (4438 words)

	1760 in History
		May 9, 1760 Nikolaus Ludwig und Pottendorf, Austrian composer, dies at 59
		June 10, 1760 NY passes 1st effective law regulating practice of medicine
		July 26, 1760 Austrian troops occupy Fort Glatz Silezi
	www.oldevents.com /years/1760/2.html (205 words)

	On War -- Bk 3, Ch 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Is there really anything to drive us out of our wits with admiration in the King’s first trying to turn Daun’s right flank, then his left, then again his right, and.
		The possession of provinces, towns, fortresses, roads, bridges, magazines, and., may be the immediate object of a battle, but never the ultimate one.
		It may be taken as the foundation of the modern teaching of the Prussian General Staff.
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	August 4 - Today in History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		1265 - Battle at Evesham: English prince Edward beats Simon de Montfort
		1351 - Sea battle at Zwartewaal: Willem V beats Hoeksen and English
		1760 - Battle at Leignitz: Prussia beats Austria and Russia
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	On War by Carl von Clausewitz - Full Text Free Book (Part 4/7)
		field of battle or in the theatre of war--that is, either
		battles of Rivoli and Wagram, to the attack of the
		in its principal relations, for the battle is fought by it,
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	The Mozart Project: Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		[29] Prussia defeats Austria at the battle of Freiburg.
		[7] British are defeated at battle of King's Mountain, North Carolina.
		[12] George Rodney defeats de Grasse at the battle of The Saints.
	www.tjp-online.com /musicarchive/mozart/timeline.html (7209 words)

	Goto Horoscope: This Day in History
		1571 Battle at Lepanto: Saint League (Spain & Italy) destroys Turkish fleet
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		1864 -Oct 13th) Battle of Darbytown Road, VA Naval Engagement at Bahia Harbor Brazil-CSS Florida vs USS Wachusett
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