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757:'s division led the attack up the main road toward to top of the ridge. Fighting its way through knots of British and Portuguese skirmishers, it was met at the crest by British infantry and artillery and defeated. Too late to support Loison, one of Marchand's brigades neared the top of the ridge. Because of hostile artillery fire it strayed to the left of the road. Marchand's attack was beaten by Denis Pack's Portuguese brigade. His division suffered the loss of 1,173 men while Loison's division sustained 1,252 casualties.
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961:, who also defected to him. That day, Marchand closed the gates of Grenoble and insisted that the cannons be loaded and trained. Fearing that he and his soldiers would be attacked by the enraged Grenoble mob, Marchand's artillery officer, a royalist, offered to surrender to Napoleon if his safety was guaranteed. At once the citizens of Grenoble dismantled the gates and let Napoleon's column into the city.
953:), with the Régiment des Hussards de Monsieur, three battalions each of the Régiment de Duc d'Angoulème (former 5th), Régiment de Duc d'Orléans (former 7th), and elements of the 3rd Engineer Regiment. He sent Colonel Lessard with one battalion of the 5th Line and a company of sappers to blow the bridge at Ponhaut. Lessard bumped into Napoleon's force and withdrew to a defile near
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733:. Most of the fighting was over by the time Marchand's infantry arrived, though they managed to seize the vital bridge and town from the Spanish rear guard. For the loss of 300 to 600 men, the French inflicted 2,000 killed and wounded on del Parque's army. The French also captured 1,000 Spaniards, nine cannons, and most of the baggage train.
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joined him with a dragoon division and some infantry. With
Kellermann in overall command, the French recovered Salamanca. Dropping off Marchand and the VI Corps, Kellermann returned north to suppress new guerilla attacks. At this, Del Parque promptly advanced with superior forces, compelling Marchand
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on 18 October 1809. With only 14,000 men and 14 artillery pieces, he tried to oust del Parque's 20,000 infantry, 1,500 cavalry, and 18 guns from a ridge. Sending
Maucune's brigade to attack the Spanish left flank and the 25th Light Infantry to pin the enemy right flank, he planned to send the brigade
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marched his 7,000 troops and six artillery pieces forward in a heavy fog without proper scouts. As the fog cleared, the Allies found
Marchand's 4,600 men and six guns deployed across the road ready to receive them. During the action, the French lost 55 casualties but inflicted 155 killed and wounded
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on 28 July. When
Spanish guerillas captured a French dispatch, the British general found out that Soult was coming down from the north with three corps. Wellesley immediately bolted back toward Portugal and escaped the trap. During these operations, Ney's advanced guard clashed with a column under
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to crush del Parque's center. Maucune's attack made considerable progress, but
Marcognet's assault stalled in the face of heavy musketry and the fire of 12 cannons. Falling into confusion, Marcognet's men finally fled downhill and Marchand had to bring up Mathieu Delabassée's reserve brigade to
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ordered a 20-gun battery to fire a salvo, signalling Ney to attack
Bennigsen's left flank. As the VI Corps burst from the forest, Marchand took position on the right while Bisson formed to his left. Sweeping Russian light troops before him, Marchand diverged slightly to the right to push his
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defended to the south. The two divisions gave ground slowly, relying on heavy skirmisher lines. Amazingly, Ney still held his ground to the east of the
Passarge on the morning of the 6th. Adroit French generalship and Russian mistakes allowed the French to escape across the river that day.
599:'s cavalry, the enemy horsemen were dispersed. As Ney's troops advanced, they were enfiladed from the opposite bank of the river by a storm of cannon fire. As the soldiers hesitated, Bennigsen hurled a mass of cavalry at Bisson's left flank, causing Ney's corps to recoil. However,
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Portuguese 2nd Caçadores out of the village of Pozo Bello into the open, where the two battalions were roughed up by French cavalry. Wellington soon managed to fend off the attack and forced Masséna to withdraw. Shortly after the engagement, Marshal
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from 25 July to 27 August. On 15 September, Marchand's 1st
Division consisted of Maucune's 1st Brigade, the 6th Light and 69th Line, and Marcognet's 2nd Brigade, the 39th and 76th Line. There were 6,457 men and 214 officers in the division. At the
957:. When the column from Elba appeared on 7 March, Napoleon walked forward alone toward the levelled muskets of the 5th Line. The soldiers immediately went over to his side in a body. On 8 March Napoleon was joined by the 7th Line and its Colonel
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Nepomuk Joseph von Klebelsberg and a 6,000-man Austrian division. His forces lost 1,000 killed and wounded plus five guns and 300 men captured, while his opponents suffered 650 casualties.
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and fearing retribution, del Parque withdrew toward his mountain refuge. Meanwhile, Kellermann reappeared with his cavalry, joined Marchand, and launched a pursuit. The French cavalry found del Parque astride a river crossing at
574:. The French lost 400 killed and wounded plus 1,642 captured, while inflicting 2,500 casualties on their adversaries. At this time, Marchand's division included the 6th Light again. Marchand's division was deployed north of
603:'s I Corps arrived to beat back the Russians. This gave Ney and his officers time to rally the VI Corps and repulse the Russian Imperial Guard. At 8:30 PM, the troops of Marchand and Bisson seized Friedland itself.
417:. In June of that year, while leading 300 carabiniers of the 3rd Light Infantry Regiment, he surprised a large camp of Austrians and captured 400 of them. He was shot in the chest during an action on 29 July in the
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led the 6th Light Infantry Regiment while General of Brigade François Roguet commanded the 39th, 69th, and 76th Line Infantry Regiments. All regiments had two battalions each. His division participated in the
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635:'s 3,000-man brigade, inflicting 500 casualties. Ney soon arrived with the remainder of the 1st Division and drove La Romana away. Finally, in mid-June, Ney abandoned Galicia and fell back to
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against an enemy redoubt armed with six cannons. They successfully stormed the fortification and ejected the Hungarian grenadiers who defended it. For this exploit, his army commander
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Statue of Napoleon at the meadow meeting place near Laffrey
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on 12 August, but Marchand's troops were not engaged.
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310:he was tasked with stopping Napoleon's march near
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491:'s corps, Dupont's division fought in clashes at
413:in 1796. He transferred to the staff of General
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499:on 17–18 October. Marchand fought at the
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405:. He participated in the battles of
1636:. NY: John Wiley & Sons, 1994.
354:, where he won notice, then at the
1564:Dictionary of the Napoleonic Wars.
650:British army. Wellesley beat King
468:, Marchand commanded a brigade in
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564:Levin August, Count von Bennigsen
229:. Promoted to lead a division in
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786:Sir William Erskine, 2nd Baronet
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510:on 25 December 1805. During the
395:Amédée Emmanuel Francois Laharpe
198:when that general was killed at
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881:. He led his troops in Marshal
693:Pierre-Louis Binet de Marcognet
397:'s staff, Marchand accompanied
376:Barthélemy Louis Joseph Schérer
1675:The Napoleonic Wars Data Book.
717:François Étienne de Kellermann
633:Antoine Louis Popon de Maucune
483:, he fought at the remarkable
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921:After Napoleon's return from
428:After commanding the post of
810:Later Empire and Restoration
415:Barthélemy Catherine Joubert
346:volunteer battalion. In the
196:Barthélemy Catherine Joubert
1732:18th-century French lawyers
1566:New York: Macmillan, 1979.
914:Marchand's grave marker in
865:, 2 battalions each of the
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1696:Wargamer's Digest Magazine
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1559:New York: Macmillan, 1966.
1557:The Campaigns of Napoleon.
795:Battle of Fuentes de Onoro
568:Battle of Guttstadt-Deppen
506:Marchand won promotion to
466:War of the Third Coalition
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389:General Barthélemy Joubert
1677:London: Greenhill, 1998.
1646:Horward, Donald D. (ed.)
1605:. London: Pimlico, 2002.
976:in the Isère department.
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1622:London: Penguin, 2001.
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236:'s corps, he fought at
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403:Battle of Montenotte
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1562:Chandler, David G.
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508:general of division
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192:Napoleon Bonaparte
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883:Jacques MacDonald
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751:Battle of Bussaco
703:Battle of Bussaco
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489:Franz von Werneck
380:chef de bataillon
223:Haslach-Jungingen
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368:Jean Lannes
1706:Categories
1499:References
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1453:Smith, 462
1429:Dictionary
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1380:Smith, 347
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326:Revolution
234:Michel Ney
227:Dürenstein
90:Allegiance
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120:1791–1825
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332:L'Albenc
330:Born in
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312:Grenoble
107:Service/
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51:L'Albenc
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988:Notes
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943:Drôme
935:Isère
895:Isère
543:Mława
446:Rhine
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344:Isère
246:Eylau
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