The Victor Hugo Library

Ninety-Three Chapter 38 - Small Armies and Great Battles


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In which a somnolent host of rustic insurgents is abruptly startled into a chaotic conflict within the sleeping streets of Dol, their market transformed into a makeshift fortress amidst the clatter of musketry and the thunder of cannon. The spirited commander Gauvain ingeniously manoeuvres a slender band through winding alleys to strike at the barricade’s rear, sowing panic among the peasants and compelling an abrupt dispersion into the surrounding countryside.
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