A History of the British Army, Vol. 2 First Part—to the Close of the Seven Years' War

CHAPTER V

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Insufficiency of the British Preparations for 1744 103

Saxe's Operations 104

Wade paralysed by the Dutch and Austrians 105

Stair's Plan of Campaign 106

Inactivity of Dutch and Austrians; Wade Resigns 107

Ligonier's proposals for a great effort in 1745 108

Cumberland appointed to the Command 109

The French Position at Fontenoy 110

Battle of Fontenoy 111

Cumberland's False Movements after Fontenoy 121

Extreme Peril of his situation 122

Recall of the Army to England 123