The story of the Smolensk deacon about the invasion of 1812

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“...We soon had to meet the French. I don’t remember how long we drove; They just stopped in the evening on a meadow, near some grove, to feed the horses and have dinner themselves. It was heard that the enemy was close. Our people all had axes and knives, and some even had guns; although they are bad, they are guns. ...Suddenly a rider on a dappled gray horse jumps out of the grove..."
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Data sheet
- Name of the Author
- Константин Леонтьев Николаевич
- Language
- Ukrainian