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Memoirs of Sergeant Bourgogne, 1812-1813

Note 53 — Front matter (continued 5)

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At the outlet of the bridge was a marsh, a slimy, muddy place, where many of the horses sank, and could not get out again. Many of the men, also, being dragged by the weight of the others to the outlet, sank down exhausted when left to themselves in the marsh, and were trampled upon by others coming on behind.—Author's Note.

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