How to pronounce Davout’s in English

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The next year, Davout’s troops became Third Corps

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The next year, davout’s troops became Third Corps

Of davout’s men were either killed or wounded.

The incident did speed davout’s promotion to brigadier-general...

It’s very likely that the deaths of davout’s patron, Desaix,

davout’s giant corps was the spear-tip of Napoleon’s invasion.

However, Napoleon had been won over by davout’s performance in Egypt;

davout’s 26,000 men faced odds of more than two-to-one.

Napoleon decided in Murat’s favour, giving him one of davout’s divisions.

The remains of davout’s corps were ordered to form the rearguard.

Oudinot’s Second Corps and davout’s Third Corps advanced towards the Wagram.

Hesitant and muddled, and nearly led to Marshal davout’s corps being encircled.

The next year at Eylau, davout’s corps again played a pivotal role,

But davout’s lack of allies among the other Marshals began to show.

davout’s masterful handling of his troops enabled Third Corps to repel the Prussian onslaught.

Just 2 weeks into the retreat, the Russians routed davout’s rearguard at Vyazma, and

But then the bridge broke again, leaving davout’s Third Corps still waiting to cross.

Army.. he ordered davout’s Third Corps and Bernadotte’s First Corps to cut off their retreat.

Seeing double!”, he told his aide-de-camp, making a joke of davout’s spectacle-wearing.

davout’s First Corps alone was 72,000 strong, as big as Napoleon’s entire army at Austerlitz.

The next day davout’s troops fought off a major Austrian dawn assault… then launched their own

In the bloody battle that followed, davout’s corps led the frontal attack on the Fléches earthworks.

On the eve of the Battle of Borodino, the Emperor dismissed davout’s request to outflank the Russian