After the havoc of Borodino, after the even struggles of Lützen and Bautzen, he still reasoned as if he had before him the armies of Brunswick and Mack.
The strength of the Prussian and Russian armies was now enormously different from what it had been at Lützen and Bautzen.
The Allies took post at Lützen: the French advanced, and at midday on the 2nd of May the battle of Lützen began.
Through the death of "this conquering king," the Swedes lost the fruits of their victory and the battle of Lützen marks the end of what may be termed the heroic period of the war.
Though the honours of war in the battle of Lützen went to the Swedes it is probable that they lost more men than did the Imperialists.
Von Götzen also met with the Vahuma as rulers over the Vahuta, i.
Von Götzen gives some proof of this when he states that he and his troop of carriers sat by the camp fire evenings and that one after another told his life.
At the same time, having surprised the castle at Lützen and fortified himself in it, he summoned the people to join him and help establish a better order of things.
From sparks the Swedish spirit Struck forth in Poland's night, Through Lützen must inherit Full half the world its light.
Bids us forth to Lützen stumble, Close this straw-thatched cottage humble, Drag our grandsire's ancient seat To the Swedes for honor meet.
He was victorious at Lützen on May 2, was joined by the King of Saxony, entered Dresden, and thence pushed across the Elbe.
The Russians lying before the Angerapp line and the defenses of Lötzen had in the meantime also begun to retreat toward the east.
Heavy guns and ammunition were in many cases buried by the enemy or sunk in the lakes; thus eight heavy guns were yesterday dug out or hauled out of the water near Lötzen and Lake Widmin.
Owing probably to the inadequate scouting force of Napoleon, the battle of Lützen was in the nature of a surprise.
Thus the victory of Lützen was, after all, indecisive.
Napoleon then galloped forward toward Lützen to carry the guard behind the center as a reserve, and Ney dashed into the thickest of the fight to take command of his boy conscripts, who were beginning to yield.
The third book, which describes the career of Gustav Adolf from the great battle of Breitenfeld, in 1631, to his death at Lützen in the following year, is an admirable specimen of vivid historical writing.
What a telling description, for example, is that of the desperate charge at Lützen just after the death of the Swedish king!
The passage at the outermost gate towards Lützen is so narrow as to admit only one single waggon at a time.
In this respect his antagonists had a decided advantage, as must have been obvious to him after the battles of Lützen and Bautzen.
We had heard of the battles of Lützen and Bautzen and of the armistice,[76] and the affairs of the Allies looked very ill.
Overnight he posted his army north of the highway that leads from Lützen to Leipzig, dug deep the ditches that enclosed it, and made breastworks of the dirt.
Before the news of Lützen reached him, he undoubtedly encouraged the allies: but that reverse brought about a half left turn towards Napoleon.
When Gustavus Adolphus fell at Lützen a sacrifice to religious liberty, the whole administration of the kingdom was placed in Oxenstiern's hands.
Imperialists, who were well entrenched on the paved road which leads from Lützen to Leipsic, and stationed in the deep trenches on either side.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tzen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
