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620:. Jacquinot's division charged the Russian Lubny Hussars, mauling the regiment and driving off the Pskov Cuirassiers. Ismert's dragoon brigade charged a large Russian artillery battery three times. This foolhardy attack was repulsed and the 4th and 16th Dragoons suffered 400 killed and wounded between them. Nevertheless, Schwarzenberg was alarmed at the persistence of the French attacks and proceeded with caution. During the withdrawal, there was a brief panic when the infantry rearguard fled through the ranks of Kellermann's cavalry, but order was soon restored. After their defeat, the French withdrew to the west.
666:. On the right flank, Kellermann led the pursuit. When Napoleon decided to march toward Paris, the divisions of Jacquinot and Piré were in the lead. Trelliard's division and an infantry division were the rearguard. On 2 April, the divisions of Trelliard and Jacquinot numbered much less than when the corps was first formed in February. The brigades of Jacquinot's division appeared to have largely switched units with the 2nd and 12th Hussars, the 13th, 21st, 22nd, and 28th Chasseurs in Ameil's 7th Brigade, and the 4th, 5th, 10th, and 15th Chasseurs in Wolff's 8th Brigade.
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631:. As the Russian infantry strove to turn the French left flank, they were charged by Kellermann's horsemen. When the VI Cavalry Corps retreated from Troyes on 4 March, Oudinot failed to provide for a rearguard. Bavarian cavalry suddenly appeared, causing the French horsemen to panic and flee. Luckily, the French infantry remained steady, but the Bavarian horsemen swept up 400 of their enemies.
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took command of the 6th Heavy
Cavalry Division which included the 5th and 12th Dragoons from Jacquinot's old division plus the 21st and 26th Dragoons from Trelliard's division. Roussel's brigadiers were Louis Ernest Joseph Sparre and Antoine Rigaud. Trelliard's 5th Heavy Cavalry Division consisted of
627:. At this time, Jacquinot's division numbered 1,258 sabers while Trelliard's division numbered 1,747 horsemen. At the start of the battle, Kellermann's cavalry was in reserve on the left flank near Pont Saint-Hubert. After the II Cavalry Corps was drawn into action, Kellermann's corps moved east to
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where he arrived on the evening of 14 February with 12,000 troops, including reinforcements. Trelliard's division arrived at
Guignes on 16 February, fresh from the Spanish front. At this time, Kellermann's corps was not yet fully formed. Altogether, there would be 4,200 horsemen in the divisions of
435:
and two howitzers of the 5th
Company of the 1st Horse Artillery Regiment and the 2nd Company of the 1st Principal Train Battalion. While many units had under 100 cavalrymen, the largest unit was the 303-strong 13th Chasseurs and the weakest was the 16-man 4th Hussars. On 25 January 1814, when the
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The provisional regiments were abandoned when the III Cavalry Corps was suppressed and the new VI Cavalry Corps was created on 20 February. At that time, Jacquinot assumed leadership of the 4th Light
Cavalry Division which largely incorporated the regiments of the Lorge-Ameil division. Its two
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and a heavy cavalry division led by
Jacquinot. Ameil's division had 201 sabers in the 1st Provisional Hussar Regiment and 842 in the 2nd Provisional Chasseur Regiment while Jacquinot counted 740 horsemen in the 3rd Provisional Dragoons and 72 in the 4th Provisional Cuirassiers.
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pursued with
Kellermann's cavalry, including Jacquinot's division, while MacDonald led a second pursuing column. On 27 February, Napoleon left Oudinot and MacDonald to watch Schwarzenberg's army with 42,000 men and marched with 35,000 troops against Blücher, who was headed for
560:. Lhéritier and Trelliard first scattered the Russian cavalry, then fell on the infantry opposing them. Pahlen's Russian infantry squares were broken and most of the troops cut down or captured. Later in the day, Trelliard's division was directed to pursue toward
513:'s Prussians. In the next few days, Blücher tried to run down and destroy MacDonald's force, but the marshal managed to evade his pursuers by 9 February. In the unsuccessful effort to catch the French, Blücher allowed his army to become dangerously extended.
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and the 2nd, 4th, and 12th Hussar
Regiments. Jacquinot's division included the 13th Cuirassier and the 4th, 5th, 12th, 16th, 17th, 21st, 24th, 26th, and 27th Dragoon Regiments. The two divisions were supported by four
615:
on 27 February, Schwarzenberg attacked
Oudinot by surprise, inflicting 3,060 casualties on the French while sustaining 2,400 casualties. Once the battle began, Kellermann crossed to the east bank of the
310:
was appointed as its commander. The corps was formed by combining a newly arrived dragoon division from the
Spanish front, a second dragoon division, and a light cavalry division made up of hussars and
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that transferred from the
Spanish front. The necessary orders were issued on 9 February, but the organization of Kellermann's corps was not fully carried out until 20 February. In July 1813 during the
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defeated 45,000 French soldiers led by Napoleon. The Coalition sustained 6,000–7,000 casualties while the French lost 5,600 men and 73 artillery pieces. After the battle, the French Army retreated to
556:'s Russian corps. On the right flank, Kellermann commanded the divisions from the V Cavalry Corps and Trelliard. On the left flank were two more V Cavalry Corps divisions under General
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and missed the action at Valjouan against the Bavarians. The French inflicted 3,114 casualties on the Allies and captured 9 guns and 40 caissons while losing 600 killed and wounded.
592:. Napoleon took with him Roussel's division and Sparre's brigade, which arrived from Spain at this time. Subsequently, Roussel's detached division fought at the battles of
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on 18 February, resulting in 5,000 Allied casualties and capturing 15 artillery pieces. This induced Schwarzenberg to fall back on first
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and marching toward Châlons-sur-Marne, which they reached on 30 January. On 5 February, MacDonald was chased out of Châlons by General
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133:
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395:, Trelliard's 2,300-strong division consisted of the 4th, 14th, 16th, 17th, 21st, and 26th Dragoon Regiments. After the
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successfully crossed the Rhine near Koblenz on 2 January 1814, rendering the French position untenable. On 13 January,
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659:
510:
419:
380:
432:
234:
224:
199:
179:
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the 4th, 14th, 16th, 17th, 24th, and 27th Dragoon Regiments. Trelliard's brigade commanders were Pierre Ismert and
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91:
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639:
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423:
352:
437:
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612:
605:
400:
392:
336:
328:
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495:
517:
635:
624:
545:
332:
61:
576:
376:
43:
709:
441:
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1603:
1577:
1555:
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1517:
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593:
541:
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320:
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was appointed commander of the VI Cavalry Corps, which was to include cavalry under General
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584:
525:
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298:
154:
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71:
440:, the III Cavalry Corps was reorganized into a light cavalry division under General
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which skirmished with the Allies before being pushed back. After his defeat at the
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426:. Lorge's division was made up of the 5th, 10th, 13th, 15th, 21st, 22nd, and 29th
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118:
505:. By 26 January, MacDonald and Sebastiani and about 10,000 men were near
340:
561:
533:
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brigade commanders were Ameil and Marc François Jérôme Wolff. General
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was a French military unit that had an ephemeral existence during the
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502:
324:
589:
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in December 1813, all of Trelliard's dragoons and some of General
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486:. Sebastiani had only 4,500 troops to protect this part of the
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On 14 March, Treillard led a 2,400-man reconnaissance toward
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Over the following week, Napoleon won all the battles of the
403:'s cavalry were transferred from the Spanish frontier to the
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and VI Cavalry Corps, an independent division led by General
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315:. The latter two divisions included units from the former
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on 20–21 March, Napoleon crossed to the east bank of the
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On 3 March 1814, Schwarzenberg defeated MacDonald in the
306:. The corps was created on 9 February 1814 and General
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consisted of a light cavalry division led by General
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abdicated in early April, the corps ceased to exist.
552:and four French cavalry divisions attacked General
355:on 1 February 1814, 80,000 Coalition troops led by
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67:
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31:
23:
18:
1533:The Spanish Ulcer: A History of the Peninsular War
363:, where Napoleon reorganized his cavalry into the
583:and then farther east on 23 February. Marshal
474:On 12 November 1813, Napoleon ordered General
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8:
1574:The End of Empire: Napoleon's 1814 Campaign
524:. These troops had been pushed back by the
422:and a heavy cavalry division under General
544:began at dawn on 17 February when Marshal
141:
127:
119:
658:. On 26 March, Napoleon defeated General
654:while Jacquinot's division headed toward
532:. Already, Napoleon ordered MacDonald to
319:. Kellermann led the VI Cavalry Corps at
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650:'s light cavalry division raced toward
1629:Corps of France in the Napoleonic Wars
1576:. Solihull, UK: Helion & Company.
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490:. The Army of Silesia under Marshal
436:bulk of the field army assembled at
537:Jacquinot, Trelliard, and Roussel.
416:Jean-Toussaint Arrighi de Casanova
14:
970:Nicolas-François Roussel d'Hurbal
501:ordered Sebastiani to retreat to
482:and III Cavalry Corps and defend
451:Nicolas-François Roussel d'Hurbal
54:
36:
883:Anne-François-Charles Trelliard
389:Anne-François-Charles Trelliard
677:François Étienne de Kellermann
385:François Étienne de Kellermann
308:François Étienne de Kellermann
109:François Étienne de Kellermann
1:
1550:Leggiere, Michael V. (2007).
1514:The Napoleonic Wars Data Book
558:Édouard Jean Baptiste Milhaud
492:Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher
357:Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher
405:campaign in northeast France
976:Louis Ernest Joseph Sparre
967:6th Heavy Cavalry Division:
880:5th Heavy Cavalry Division:
800:Marc François Jérôme Wolff
700:4th Light Cavalry Division:
660:Ferdinand von Wintzingerode
420:Jean Thomas Guillaume Lorge
1645:
699:
571:François-Charles Trelliard
92:War of the Sixth Coalition
1002:
973:
966:
926:
886:
879:
797:
706:
554:Peter Graf von der Pahlen
703:Charles Claude Jacquinot
640:Battle of Arcis-sur-Aube
629:Saint-Parres-aux-Tertres
424:Charles Claude Jacquinot
478:to take command of the
410:On 1 January 1814, the
379:and three divisions of
930:François Léon Ormancey
664:Battle of Saint-Dizier
613:Battle of Bar-sur-Aube
572:
530:Karl von Schwarzenberg
471:
470:Kellermann the Younger
456:François Léon Ormancey
393:Battle of the Pyrenees
1596:Napoleon at Bay: 1814
1531:Gates, David (2002).
1516:. London: Greenhill.
570:
528:led by Field Marshal
469:
353:Battle of La Rothière
27:February – April 1814
636:Villenauxe-la-Grande
625:Battle of Laubressel
546:Claude Victor-Perrin
62:French Imperial Army
1535:. London: Pimlico.
1481:, pp. 492–496.
1433:, pp. 293–294.
1421:, pp. 506–507.
1409:, pp. 282–288.
1349:, pp. 101–103.
1289:, pp. 201–205.
1277:, pp. 193–194.
1106:, pp. 541–542.
1058:, pp. 124–125.
1046:, pp. 491–493.
679:
577:Battle of Montereau
401:Pierre Benoît Soult
377:Jean-Marie Defrance
44:First French Empire
868:Chasseurs-à-Cheval
854:Chasseurs-à-Cheval
840:Chasseurs-à-Cheval
786:Chasseurs-à-Cheval
772:Chasseurs-à-Cheval
758:Chasseurs-à-Cheval
744:Chasseurs-à-Cheval
730:Chasseurs-à-Cheval
716:Chasseurs-à-Cheval
710:Auguste Jean Ameil
675:VI Cavalry Corps:
674:
573:
518:Six Days' Campaign
472:
442:Auguste Jean Ameil
428:Chasseurs-à-Cheval
397:Battle of the Nive
341:Napoleon Bonaparte
313:Chasseurs-à-Cheval
1592:Petre, F. Loraine
1583:978-1-909982-96-3
1561:978-0-521-87542-4
1313:, pp. 85–86.
1217:, pp. 54–56.
1029:
1028:
692:Strength 20 Feb.
656:Chaumont-la-Ville
575:Napoleon won the
542:Battle of Mormant
499:Jacques MacDonald
476:Horace Sebastiani
438:Châlons-sur-Marne
412:III Cavalry Corps
383:cavalry. General
317:III Cavalry Corps
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507:Sainte-Menehould
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339:. After Emperor
294:VI Cavalry Corps
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1498:
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1471:
1469:, p. 512.
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1457:, p. 300.
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1445:, p. 297.
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1423:
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1397:, p. 433.
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1385:, p. 414.
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1301:, p. 498.
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381:Imperial Guard
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1337:, p. 96.
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1287:Nafziger 2015
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1253:, p. 78.
1252:
1247:
1244:
1241:, p. 77.
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1235:
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1227:Nafziger 2015
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1220:
1216:
1211:
1208:
1205:, p. 27.
1204:
1199:
1196:
1193:, p. 17.
1192:
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1184:
1180:
1179:Leggiere 2007
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1172:
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1167:Leggiere 2007
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1160:
1157:, p. 13.
1156:
1151:
1148:
1145:, p. 92.
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1143:Leggiere 2007
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1125:
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1045:
1040:
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1024:
1021:
1019:26th Dragoons
1018:
1017:
1013:
1010:
1008:21st Dragoons
1007:
1003:12th Brigade:
1001:
997:
994:
992:12th Dragoons
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990:
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974:11th Brigade:
971:
965:
961:
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815:4th Hussars
803:2nd Hussars
644:Marne River
522:Seine River
488:Rhine River
88:Engagements
1598:. London:
1503:References
1467:Smith 1998
1419:Smith 1998
1371:Petre 1994
1359:Petre 1994
1347:Petre 1994
1335:Petre 1994
1323:Petre 1994
1311:Petre 1994
1299:Smith 1998
1251:Petre 1994
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1203:Petre 1994
1191:Petre 1994
1155:Petre 1994
1092:Gates 2002
1080:Smith 1998
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646:. General
618:Aube River
369:II Cavalry
333:Laubressel
105:commanders
98:Commanders
1594:(1994) .
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689:Regiment
683:Division
373:V Cavalry
365:I Cavalry
1623:Category
1572:(2015).
1512:(1998).
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550:II Corps
662:at the
611:At the
594:Craonne
562:Provins
534:Guignes
496:Marshal
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480:V Corps
462:History
351:At the
321:Mormant
296:of the
251:Reserve
244:Cavalry
163:Regular
152:of the
103:Notable
32:Country
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503:Aachen
335:, and
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24:Active
1602:Ltd.
1032:Notes
866:22nd
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606:Paris
590:Paris
150:Corps
82:Corps
1604:ISBN
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292:The
230:XIII
205:VIII
78:Size
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235:XIV
225:XII
200:VII
180:III
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