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Railway, questions of control, Belgian, Luxemburg,
and St. Gothard, 39, 40.

Rastadt, 65, 92.

Rations, in Sedan, sent away by mistake, 289.

Rauch, Colonel von, at Flavigny, Hussars capture battery
and surround Bazaine, 175.

Raucourt, 271;
Douay retires on, 265;
attacked, 274;
293.

Raoult, General, 99, 106, 110, 113.

Reconnaisances, French, inadequate, 167.

Redern, General von, before Metz, 163;
follows Murat, 164;
at Flavigny, 178.

Red Hill, Rotheberg, or Spur at Spicheren, 119, 120, 122;
storming of, 124, 125, 126, 127;
Spicheren road up, 128.

Reichshofen, 84, 96;
and Niederbronn, 100, 109, 112, 113, 114.

Reille, General, 320, 325, 331.

Reims, 234, 242, 244, 245, 246;
3rd Army Cavalry in sight of, 247;
249, 251.

Remilly, 231, 260;
disordered French retreat to, 272, 273;
293.

Remonville, 264.

Reppertsberg, Spicheren, 120.

Revigny les Vaches, Crown Prince’s head-quarters, 255.

Rex, Colonel von, at Spicheren, 121;
in Bois des Ognons, 185.

Rezonville, 164;
road from Gravelotte to Verdun through, 168, 169;
(Vionville battle), 170, 171, 177, 179, 186;
188, 190, 191, 197;
2nd Corps at, 215, 242.

Rheinbaben, Lieut.-General Baron von, at Spicheren, 119, 120;
effective operations on Verdun road, 163;
at Vionville, 170;
begins battle with battery, 171;
his work done, 172.

Retonfay, 279.

Rhetel, MacMahon’s army at, 243, 249.

Rhine, the, and Moselle, 65;
bridges and ferries destroyed, 70;
76.

Roman road, Vionville, 169, 171.

Roncourt, high ground, French position, 194;
open descent to, 195;
limit of French right, 207, 208, 210, 211;
Saxons at, 222, 223, 224.

Roon, General von, made War Minister, 3;
administrative measures, 5, 6;
causes King to retire out of fire, 216;
with King, 321.

Rosseln, Von Golz marches from, 129.

Rouher, M., 38, 49;
goes to Emperor at Chalons, 240;
suggests proclamation, 241.

Rozérieulles village, 160;
French reserves in, 194.

Rupigny, 281.

Russell, Dr. William, diary cited, description of Bismarck at
Bar le Duc, 255;
of Sedan and the King, 321;
of Crown Prince, 322.

Russell, Lord, Danish question, 7.

Russia, 2, 4, 8, 11, 16.

Saar, 76;
French positions on, 92;
German, 95, 118, 119;
French, 136;
138, 139;
upper, 143, 144.

Saarbourg, 116.

Saarbrück, 70;
affair at, 73, 77, 118, 119;
road, 152.

Saarlouis, 77, 136;
road from, 152, 158, 230.

Sachy, guard at, 292.

Sadowa, battle of, 13, 14, 16.

St. Ail, 195;
German batteries at, 203;
209, 210;
and St. Marie, Prussian Infantry Guard, 219, 221.

St. Avold, 79, 94, 117, 120;
Bazaine at, 124, 129;
Castagny called to, 130;
138, 140, 143.

St. Barbe, village and church tower, 151, 152, 153;
ravine, 154, 156;
277, 278, 279, 280.

St. Dizier, 234.

St. Germain, ravine, 214.

St. Hilaire, 170, 182.

St. Hubert, farm, above Gravelotte, narrow causeway by, 194;
strong, 196;
contest at, 205, 206, 207, 212;
slopes near, 213;
Germans hold, 214;
last fights, 215, 216;
in twilight, 217, 218.

St. Julien, fort, 148;
278, 279.

St. Marcel, 169.

St. Marie aux Chênes, Canrobert occupies, 195;
German Guard advance on, 198, 202, 203;
held by French, 206, 207;
described, 208;
attack on road through, 209;
abandoned, 209;
Saxon guns north of, 219;
high road to, 221;
General Pape at, sends out Guard, 222.

St. Menehould, 232, 242, 251.

St. Menges, 296, 301, 306;
Germans occupy, 307, 308;
and push on, 309, 310, 311.

St. Mihiel, 240.

St. Privat la Montagne, _see_ Gravelotte, 194–225.

St. Quentin, Mount, fort, 160, 161, 194, 195;
highest point of position, 196;
214.

St. Ruffine, 211, 215, 218.

Salignac-Fenelon, General, 315.

Salzburg, meeting of Austrian and French Emperors at, 33.

Sansonnet, 161.

Sarreguemines, Montaudon at, 117;
118, 119;
retreat on, 128, 129;
137, 138.

Sauer, stream, and Sulz, 100, 107.

Saulny, 223;
wood of, 224, 226.

Saverne, 99, 112;
retreat on, 114, 115, 116;
railway tunnels west of, 144.

Saxon 12th Corps, 267;
at Beaumont fight, 269.

Saxon horse cut off Lebrun’s baggage, 287.

Saxon infantry at St. Marie, 210.

Saxons in Daigny, 304, 305.

Saxony, King of, in Pirna, cited, 229.

Saxony, Prince Royal of (Crown Prince), at Gravelotte, 198;
at Auboué, 207, 210;
in command of Army of the Meuse, 230, 241;
244;
at Clermont in Argonne, 254;
to cross Meuse, 260;
early march to Beaumont, 264;
to attack, 285;
anticipates orders, 291;
secures Chiers bridges, 292, 297.

Saxony, Prince George of, 207, 208;
holds French, 263.

Schellendorf, Colonel Bronsart von, 320.

Schlotheim, General von, 248.

Schmidt, Captain, artillery feat, 127.

Schultz, General, engineer, 284.

Schwarzkoppen, General von, 181, 182.

Schwerin, General von, 121.

Sedan, 146, 234;
Bazaine suggests retreat on, 242, 249;
256, 266;
occupation of, 272, 274–276;
281, 286–289, 294;
battle-field described, 295, 297;
battle of, 298, 299, 300, 301, 302, 303;
Emperor returns to, 311;
final efforts, 316;
end of battle, 317;
condition of interior, 319;
losses on both sides, 336.

Seille, river, reached by patrols, 140;
142, 148, 151, 158, 189.

Selz, 85.

Semuy, 249.

Senuc, 250; 264.

Sermaize, 232.

Servigny, 148, 155, 279, 280.

Sesmaisons, Captain, 289, 290.

Seton, Captain, remarks on Steinmetz, 212.

Sheridan, General, U.S., 322.

Sierck, 70.

Solferino, effect of French success, 6;
Napoleon’s saying after, 318.

Sommauthe, Bavarians in, 274.

Sommerance, 264.

Sourd, M. le, presents Declaration of War, 1, 52.

Spachbach, 103, 107.

Spicheren, Frossard takes post at, 94;
117;
French position, 116, 117, 118;
battle-field, 119, 120;
battle, 121–130, 137;
temerity of German advance guard, 158.

Spires, 70.

Steinmetz, General von, commanding First Army, 68, 76–78, 95;
characteristic speech of, 121;
begins Spicheren battle, 122, 139, 142;
advances, 149, 157;
instructions from Moltke, 165, 191, 192, 197, 198;
at Gravelotte, 204; 211–217, 278.

Steinburg, Woerth, 115.

Stenay, on the Meuse, MacMahon hopes to cross at, 242, 243;
247, 256, 264, 268.

Stephan, General von, 294.

Stiring-Wendel, village (Spicheren), 120–124, 127–129.

Stoffel, Colonel, 251, 252.

Stonne, Emperor at, 253, 262;
defiles leading to, 266;
Germans in, 274.

Strasburg, 66, 67, 131, 132, 143, 283;
bombardment, 284;
siege, 285.

Stülpnagel, General von, at Spicheren, 121;
at Vionville, 172, 173, 174.

Suippe, river, 243.

Sulz and Sauer, 96, 98.

Tann-Rathsamhausen, General von der, his Bavarian troops,
91, 100, 104;
at Beaumont fight, 267, 269, 271;
fires on Bazeilles, 293, 294;
297–299.

Teterchen, 139.

Thiaucourt, 163, 164;
cannonade heard at, 181.

Thiers, M., speech against war, 51.

Thionville, 131;
German cuirassiers at, 141;
230, 231, 245, 276.

Tholey, 75, 76, 79.

Tilliard, General, 315.

_Tirailleurs d’artillerie_, 174;
Canrobert’s phrase, 201.

Tixier’s, General, division, Vionville, 180.

Torcy, 272, 274, 296, 317.

Toul, town and fortress, 135;
governor of, summoned by Uhlans, 164, 189;
siege of, 232, 283.

Tourteron, 249, 293.

Turenne, Vicomte de, born at Sedan, 321.

Turnier, Colonel, 276.

Treves, 65, 76, 93.

Triaucourt, 232, 254.

Trochu, General, proposition to Emperor, 237;
governor of Paris, 238, 239.

Tronville, village and woods, 169, 171, 173, 176, 177, 180–185.

Uhrich, General, governor of Strasburg, 283, 284.

Uhlans, 140, 141, 213, 232.

Valabrègue, General, 169, 178.

Valazé, General, at Spicheren, 120, 123;
at Vionville, 172, 174.

Vallières, brook, 278.

Valmy, battle-field, 239.

Varennes, 247, 254, 257.

Varize, 149.

Vassy, 233.

Vassoigne, General, 298.

Vauban, fortified Sedan, 321.

Vaudemont, 233.

Vautoux, 156.

Verdun, 131, 159;
road, 164, 165, 170, 176, 188–199, 193;
Germans moving towards, 232;
240, 241, 242;
Napoleon’s despatch from, 276, 277;
fortress untaken, 283.

Vergé, General, holds Stiring, 126, 129;
at Vionville, 171.

Vernéville, 161, 169, 177, 188, 199–208.

Verrières, Würtembergers at, 274, 293.

Verviers, Emperor at, 337.

Victor Emmanuel. _See_ Italy, King of.

Vienne le Château, 257, 264.

Villette, 310.

Villemontrey, 270, 273.

Villeneuve, General, 270, 272.

Villers au Bois, 169.

Villers-Cernay, 287, 300, 306.

Villers below Mouzon, 266, 271, 273.

Villers l’Orme, 156, 280.

Ville sur Yron, 183.

Vinoy, General, 253, 289, 290;
and troops escape, 293; 336.

Vionville, 164; 166;
-Mars la Tour battle, 167–187;
road towards, after battle, 190, 229.

Vitry, 232, 233;
cavalry capture stray French, 234, 241.

Void, 232.

Voigts-Rhetz, General von, commander of 10th Corps,
comes up at Mars la Tour, 170, 182.

Völkingen, outposts in contact, 78.

Voncq, Germans take prisoners at, 263.

Vosges, mountains, 66, 67;
defiles of, open, 115, 116;
131, 143.

Vouziers, MacMahon’s army at, 234, 243, 245, 248, 250, 257, 259.

Vrémy, 148, 279.

Vrigne au Bois, 307.

Wadern, remarkable march from, 127.

Wadelincourt, 310.

Walther, General von, begins attack at Woerth, 101.

Warniforêt, hamlet, 271.

Warren Wood, or Bois de la Garenne, 317.

Wedell, General von, at Vionville, 182.

Weise, Colonel von, 184.

Werder, General von, at Woerth, 100, 104;
bombards Strasburg, 283, 284.

William I., King of Prussia, Regent in 1858, work and plans, 2, 3;
military reform, 3, 4, 5;
council in Berlin, 9, 10;
Hohenzollern candidature, Benedetti at Ems, 42–45;
leaves Ems, 46;
mobilization, 52;
restores Order of Iron Cross, 70;
characteristic journey to Mainz, 72;
headquarters at Herny, 158, 165;
at Pont à Mousson, 189;
joins Prince Frederick Charles, 190;
his armies facing the Rhine, 193;
on Flavigny heights, 197, 204;
watches fight from Malmaison, 214;
sanctions advance on Frossard, 215, 216;
starts for Paris, 231, 232, 234;
242;
consulted, issues orders for grand right wheel, 246;
Bar le Duc, 254;
at Clermont, 255;
Varennes, 259;
Grand Pré, 264;
and staff on hill near Buzancy, 269;
284;
orders to Crown Prince and Saxon Crown Prince, 285;
at Sedan, 320, 321, 322, 323, 332;
meets Napoleon, 335;
greets troops, 336;
hears of Paris Revolution, 338.

Winterfeld, Captain von, 320.

Wimpffen, General de, 1, 52;
arrives at Sedan, 288, 296;
takes command, 301, 302, 303, 307, 311, 312, 315–317;
conduct during negotiations and Capitulation, 319, 325–335.

Wiseppe, stream, 262.

Wissembourg, 84, 85;
battle, 86–90;
167;
road from Landau to, by Pirmasens, 67.

Woerth, bridge broken, 91;
French position, 96;
battle, 101–114;
consequences, 115, 116.

Woippy, road out of Metz to, 159, 223.

Woyna, General von, at Spicheren, 123, 126;
at Colombey, 153.

Würtemberg, Prince Augustus of, at Gravelotte, 199, 203;
sends in Guard, 219, 220;
at Givonne, 306, 308.

Würtemberg joins Prussian military system, 14.

Würtembergers, 254, 264.

Xonville, 163.

Yron, river, 183, 186.

Yoncq, 271, 272.

Zastrow, General von, at Spicheren, 121, 125;
at Colombey, 153, 155, 157, 191, 192.

Zieten hussars, 261.

Zingler, Captain von, 334.

Zouaves escaped to Paris, 304.

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