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Melas in person accompanied the second column with his chief of staff, Zach, and the 18,000 soldiers of Generals Haddick, Kain and Elsnitz, to form the center of the array which was to launch the main attack against the village of Marengo.

THE CAMPAIGNS OF NAPOLEON DAVID G. CHANDLER 1966

Melas in person accompanied the second column with his chief of staff, Zach, and the 18,000 soldiers of Generals Haddick, Kain and Elsnitz, to form the center of the array which was to launch the main attack against the village of Marengo.

THE CAMPAIGNS OF NAPOLEON DAVID G. CHANDLER 1966

Beaulieu, a Haddick, a Bender, a Clairfayt, and numerous other valiant and great warriors -- left no posterity behind them; or has the presumption of General von Mack imposed upon the judgment of the Counsellors of his

Complete Project Gutenberg Collection of Memoirs of Napoleon Various

Beaulieu, a Haddick, a Bender, a Clairfayt, and numerous other valiant and great warriors -- left no posterity behind them; or has the presumption of General von Mack imposed upon the judgment of the Counsellors of his

Court Memoirs of France Series — Complete Various

The Austrian heavy infantry, on reaching the open field, formed into two lines, the first, under General Haddick, considerably in advance before the other, which Melas himself commanded, with General Zach for his second.

The History of Napoleon Buonaparte Lockhart, John G 1906

In October came the startling news that Berlin itself was threatened, and that a force, said to be fifteen thousand strong, under General Haddick, was in rapid motion towards it.

With Frederick the Great A Story of the Seven Years' War 1867

Haddick occupied a suburb of the city, but knowing that as soon as his real force was known he would be hotly opposed, and receiving news that Prince Maurice was rapidly approaching, demanded a ransom of 45,000 pounds; and finally accepted 27,000 pounds, and then hurried away.

With Frederick the Great A Story of the Seven Years' War 1867

Zhawen Wahpepah, left, prays with August Haddick on Friday at a memorial for their friend David Grubbs along the Ashland, Ore., bike path where he was slain.

The Seattle Times 2011

"It's hard to imagine it could just as easily have been me," Haddick said.

The Seattle Times 2011