Examples of using Soult in English and their translations into Russian
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Marshal Soult?
Soult had waited too long.
Good, good,” Soult said.
So was Soult sending his invalids back to France?
Napoleon placed command of the war in the hands of one of his marshals,Nicolas Jean de Dieu Soult.
Marshal Soult's a fine, mad officer.
The canuts occupied the city of Lyon, and would not relinquish it until a bloody repression by the army,led by Marshal Soult.
Marshal Soult declined to attack.
Kate was crying. She made no noise, the tears just rolled down her cheeks andshe brushed them away in an attempt to hide her feelings, but Soult had noticed?
Soult did not think that should prove too difficult.
Should be interesting when Marshal Soult realizes we have sneaked in his back door, eh?
No, Soult's worried,” he went on,„because we're frittering troops away to protect our supply lines.
It was, Vuillard thought, madness, but Soult was obsessed with the idea of being a royal.
Soult can't march south because his reinforcements haven't arrived and Wellesley can't come further north because he doesn't have the boats.
While Michel Ney and Jean Lannes re-crossed the Danube at the battle of Elchingen to cut off the line of advance to Moravia, Soult headed towards Memmingen to cut off the route to the Tyrol.
It says Soult should declare himself king of Northern Lusitania!
Quite what Napoleon would have made of such a self-promotion is not difficult to guess and it was probably the prospectof the Emperor's displeasure, as much as anything else, which persuaded Soult against the idea.
Meanwhile, Marshal Soult advanced south, threatening to cut Wellesley off from Portugal.
If the Portuguese or British had marched a little faster or if the ordenanqa had destroyed eitherthe Ponte Nova or the Saltador then Soult would have been finished, but a small measure of good fortune and Major Dulong's singular heroism rescued the French.
And if they can't stop Soult at the Ponte Nova then there's a half-chance they will catch him at the Saltador.
If all had gone well the Portuguese should now be barring the mountain road with cannon and infantry, but the weather had slowed their march as it hadslowed Wellesley's pursuit and the only men waiting for Marshal Soult at the Saltador were more ordenanqa.
On 27 February, Wellington attacked Soult at Orthez and forced him to retreat towards Saint-Sever, which he reached on 28 February.
Soult escaped, but his incursion into Portugal had cost him 6,000 of his 25,000 men, just under half of those being killed or captured during the retreat.
Despite this momentary victory,news arrived of Napoleon's defeat and abdication and Soult, seeing no reason to continue the fighting, agreed on a ceasefire with Wellington, allowing Soult to evacuate the city.
In 1843 Marshal Soult declared that Abd-el-Kader was one of the three great men then living; the two others, Imam Shamil and Muhammad Ali of Egypt also being Muslims.
But the family Butman was known by the fact that the eldest of the brothers- Soult was emchi- Lama(Tibetan doctor) Steppe Duma and famous for its art to heal the system of medical science of Tibet.
Marshal Soult, still merely the Duke of Dalmatia, was forced to retreat once Wellesley had crossed the Douro and the tale of his retreat is described in the novel.
After the failed attempts of Junot and Soult in 1807 and 1809, Napoleon Bonaparte sent a mighty army led by Marechal Massena, to invade Portugal in 1810.
The Palacio das Carrancas, where both Soult and Wellesley had their headquarters, is now the Museo Nacional Scares dos Reis and can be found on Rua de Dom Manuel II.
The doctor who came to see Hagman thought Marshal Soult was gathering his forces in readiness to strike south and did not want to fritter men away in bitter little skirmishes across the northern mountains.