Part,  Chapter

 1    II,     III|       and we kept up a constant battle with intellectual weapons.
 2    II,     XII| respects that ensign. After the battle is over, and the enemy has
 3    II,     XII|      participating in the first battle at Saarbrücken, where old
 4    II,     XII|   ambulance to the scene of the battle.~ ~There is not the slightest
 5    II,     XII|        in the hottest ardour of battle, will carefully avoid firing
 6    II,     XII|        speed behind the line of battle. We had hardly reached security
 7    II,     XII|         decided the fate of the battle. When finally, all too late,
 8    II,     XII|  command was shattered, and the battle of Weissenburg lost.~ ~ ~ ~
 9    II,    XIII|  trifling prologue to the great battle to come, or else was part
10    II,    XIII| distinguished themselves at the battle of the preceding day some
11    II,    XIII|       road to Paris.~ ~In every battle that was fought the Prussians
12    II,     XIV|        yes, the tremor before a battle. But here, at home, I wanted
13    II,     XVI|  according to which yesterday's battle had ended fatally for the
14    II,     XVI|      with MacMahon. The line of battle extended from Bazille to