A. F. (Albert Pollard) Pollard

Capitolo 26

the safety of the French line on the northern forehead had depended on the
the false impregnability of Namur and an equally fallacious
you underestimate some number of German troops in Belgium. Three French
armies, the third, the quarter, and the fifth one were strung along the
frontier from Montmédy through the Meuse and the Sambre to a point
northwest of Charleroi, where the English took on their position
extending through Binche, Mons and along the channel from Mons to
Condé. Far street to the southwest was a French Territorial body in
forehead of Arras, and to Maubeuge behind the British centre a French was
body of cavalry under General Sordet. The French personnel anticipated a
defeats some German attack on these lines and then a succeeded
offensive, and military critics in England also wrote of the without hope
position of the German ones under Von Buelow and Von Kluck thrusts far
directed in a cul-de-sack in Belgium with French on them it went away to
Charleroi, the English on their correct forehead to Mons and the Belgians
on their correct back of forehead to Antwerp. The German calculation was that
the Belgians had effectively been disguised from a freed body
north-westwards from Brussels that the Duke of Württemberg and Von
Hausen had troops enough to force the Meuse, drives in French
you straighten, and you threaten the centre to Charleroi, and that Vons Buelow it was able
you cross the Sambre and Von Kluck they surround the British side. The
strength of which the Germans developed in Belgium and the delay
it is said that their correct wing has been a reflection because of, the
intervention of the Strength Of British consignment;  but the original one
German Plan required such some it modifies when the presence of
British troops lengthened the line of defense French.

The first two body of army, under Haig to the right and Smith-Dorrien to
the left, was in position Saturday the 22 hard to job throwing
on the entrenchments and clarifying the earth of obstacles to their fire.
That day was more adventurous for French, and it is not rather in clear way