the Prussians

I only left 34,000 men to take care of the Prussians.

But the Prussians had not been forced away far enough.

The idea that the Prussians might come there seemed a good joke.

A true test of his position came in late 1794 when the Prussians withdrew from the war.

The property was burned by the Prussians during the war of 1870.

The Prussians won the battle but at a heavy cost.

There was a further intervention - by the Prussians - in 1866.

His father was mayor of their town until removed from office by the Prussians in 1850.

This was an intentional design on the part of the Prussians.

The Prussians had nearly 9,000 men killed, wounded or missing.

This engagement was the turning point of the Prussians' campaign.

It retained the status when the Prussians took over in 1834.

Through the first half of the war, the Prussians continued victorious.

The Prussians were themselves not well liked leaders, as they sometimes imposed their order with military might.

The Prussians lost at least 24 guns plus 12 colors.

He'd hardly recovered from that when he was called up to go and fight the Prussians.

And if the Prussians come here he will be on hand to defend his wife!"

Therefore they decided to trick the Prussians in order to gain lead.

He was martyred by the Prussians for his efforts in 997.

The Prussians did not have any of the modern, rifled 24-pounders.

At first, the Prussians fell back to high ground behind the village, then continued their retreat.

The attack upon it by the Prussians in 1793 was repulsed.

Soon however, the Prussians discovered that they needed additional troops in this effort.

The Prussians reported 13 officers killed, 26 wounded, and 74 captured.

In 1849 it was the scene of an encounter between the Prussians and the insurgents.