...of Waldeck mould attack the Village of Ftmtenoy, which he had undertaken to do. Lieutenant-General Campbell was ordered to cover the Infantry of the Right Wing, which was commanded by Lieutenant-General Ligenier, wliilft it mould be forming, with fifteen Squadrons, by extending himfelf...

...fort in the front of the village of Vizorx, which was mounted with cannon. Lirutenant- general fir James Campbell was ordered to cover the infantry of the right wing, which was commanded by Uutcnant- general fir John Ligonier ; and fir James had orders to extend hirhfelf with fifteen fquadrons...

...a fort in the front of the village of Vizon, which was mounted with cannon. Lieutenant-general fir James Campbell was ordered to cover the infantry of the right wing, which was commanded by lieutenant-general fir John Ligonier ; and fir James had orders to extend himfclf with fifteen fquadrons...

...enter the, plain; leaving the highway and ir.clofures before the village to their right hand, fo as to cover the infantry of the right wing, which was commanded by lieutenantgeneral Sir John Ligonier, whilft it fhould be forming by extending thofe fquadrons along...

...Waldeck undertook the village of Fontenoy. Lieut.-General Campbell was appointed, with fifteen squadrons, to cover the infantry of the right wing, which was commanded by Lieut.-General Ligonier whilst it was forming, by extending himself along the plain from the wood toward...