1
Adopting an original compass, he made forced marches to the Red Sea.
2
After Landrecies and Le Cateau it fell back southward by forced marches.
3
They hastened by forced marches to the succor of the marshal.
4
The army arrived by forced marches, and took post between Paris and Chateau-Thierry.
5
The advance was now conducted by forced marches through a painfully sterile country.
6
Sakalar's intention was to try forced marches in a straight line.
7
The French were reported as approaching the fortress of Küstrin by forced marches!
8
Mrs. Hignett was a general who believed in forced marches.
9
Napoleon had pushed across the Guadarama mountains in forced marches through snow and storm.
10
A general battle immediately commenced, although my warriors were considerably fatigued by forced marches.
11
The Germans seemed to be approaching Paris by forced marches.
12
The king pursued him swiftly with his host, making forced marches day by day.
13
I was eager to be there, and resolved to hurry forward by forced marches.
14
He said we could not expect to make forced marches, and catch them up.
15
Tippoo and his army had already passed, moving by forced marches back to Mysore.
16
He had already reached Duderstadt, when Tilly, by forced marches, came up with him.