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Chamonix Mont-Blanc SPORTS Winter 1916-1917 Programme Of Concours And Holidays

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SUP – Italian Army 1797 / 2nd Division Letter / Army General Dispatch

Letter from Verona for Codogno, dated 24 Pluviose Year 5, from the Doctor of the 2nd Division of the Army of Italy for his Colleague in Codogno Beautiful watermarked letter typical of Northern Italian papers Postal mark in black “ARM. FROM ITALY / 2nd Don” Franchise: Gl de l’arm. from Italy: the doctor used the postal franchise of the General of the 2nd Division to send his mail.

General Rusca Autograph Letter Commandant of Elbe Island Under Napoleon An 12

On November 22, 1795, the representatives of the people named him brigadier general, an appointment which was confirmed on December 24, 1795. His conduct before Loano on November 23 and 24, 1795, where he captured several entrenched camps with great ardor and courage, is exemplary. At Dego, on April 14 and 15, 1796, he took 100 prisoners, took two pieces of cannon and seized the heights of San Giovanni. On May 7, 1796, he successfully attacked the entrenched camp of Ceva, and on May 10, at Lodi, he perhaps decided victory by throwing himself on an Austrian column which threatened the position. The government wrote him two letters of congratulations about his conduct in San Giovanni and Lodi. Responsible for guarding Salò, he defended this place with vigor and was dangerously wounded there.

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