 beat Colli at the Battle of Mondovì, the Road to Rivoli, London, Cassell,2001 Chandler, David. Chandler, David Dictionary of the Napoleonic Wars, the Campaigns of Napoleon Bonaparte of 1796-1797. West Point, NY, US Military Academy Printing Office,1911, reprinted in Bonaparte in Italy Operational Studies Group wargame study folder. Die Gefechte in den Apenninen, bei Voltri, Montenotte, Millessimo, Cossaria und Dego, ISBN 1-85367-276-9 Bonapartes blitzkrieg in Italy 1796, Dego and Lodi

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Battle of Ceva
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Augereau assaulted the strong defensive position without success. At the direction of the Sardinian army commander, Feldmarschal-Leutnant Michelangelo Colli, the Montenotte Campaign began on 10 April when Feldzeugmeister Johann Beaulieus Austrian army attacked the extreme right flank of General of Division Napoleon Bonapartes army near Genoa. Bonaparte launched a counterattack on 12 April at the Battle of Montenotte. On 13 April, MG Augereaus reinforced division defeated part of Collis Sardinian army at the Battle of Millesimo, in the Second Battle of Dego on 14 and 15 April, the Austrians were defeated again. On 15 April, Colli assembled a force on ground at Montezemolo in order to cover the fortress of Ceva. Meanwhile, MG Jean Séruriers division advanced from Ormea north toward Ceva along the Tanaro River valley, fearing he might be cut off from Ceva, the Piedmontese commander fell back to the fortress. Marching from the east, Augereau occupied Montezemolo early on 16 April, then his division moved north, see the Montenotte 1796 Campaign Order of Battle for a list of French, Austrian, and Sardinian units and organizations. In 1796, the fortress loomed over the side of Ceva. The Sardinians deployed atop a ridge runs from the fortress north about seven kilometers to the hamlet of La Pedaggera. Sardinian and Austrian engineers had fortified the ridge, which overlooks the Bovina stream, General Brempt held the north end of the line with several Piedmontese battalions plus the Austrian Belg
beat Colli at the Battle of Mondovì, the Road to Rivoli, London, Cassell,2001 Chandler, David. Chandler, David Dictionary of the Napoleonic Wars, the Campaigns of Napoleon Bonaparte of 1796 - 1797. West Point, NY, US Military Academy Printing Office,1911, reprinted in Bonaparte in Italy Operational Studies Group wargame study folder. fail Gefechte in den Apenninen, bei Voltri, Montenotte, Millessimo, Cossaria und Dego, ISBN 1 - 85367 - 276 - 9 Bonapartes blitz in Italy 1796, Dego and Lodi 

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 Battle of Ceva 
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 Augereau assail the strong defensive position without achiever. At the direction of the Sardinian army commander, Feldmarschal - Leutnant Michelangelo Colli, the Montenotte Campaign begin on 10 April when Feldzeugmeister Johann Beaulieus Austrian army attacked the extreme correct flank of General of Division Napoleon Bonapartes army near Genoa. Bonaparte launched a counterattack on 12 April at the Battle of Montenotte. On 13 April, MG Augereaus reinforce division defeated character of Collis Sardinian army at the Battle of Millesimo, in the Second Battle of Dego on 14 and 15 April, the Austrians were defeated again. On 15 April, Colli assembled a force on ground at Montezemolo in order to embrace the fortress of Ceva. Meanwhile, MG Jean Séruriers division advanced from Ormea north toward Ceva along the Tanaro River valley, fear he might be cut off from Ceva, the Piedmontese commander fell back to the fortress. Marching from the east, Augereau busy Montezemolo early on 16 April, then his division moved north, see the Montenotte 1796 Campaign Order of Battle for a list of French, Austrian, and Sardinian unit and organizations. In 1796, the fortress loomed over the side of Ceva. The Sardinians deployed atop a ridge runs from the fortress union approximately seven kilometer to the hamlet of La Pedaggera. Sardinian and Austrian engineers had fortified the ridge, which overlooks the Bovina stream, General Brempt held the north goal of the channel with several Piedmontese battalions plus the Austrian Belg
 bewt Colli at the Battle on Mondovì, the Roab to Ritoli, Lohdon, Casrell,2001 Chandler, David. Chandler, Dqvid Eictionary of the Napoueonic Wags, the Canpaijns of Napoleon Uknapartc of 1796-1797. Aest 'oint, NY, US Milltary Acadeky Printing Ofxize,1911, reprinted in Bonaparte in Italy Opqrationsl Studies Group warbwme anuby folder. Die Gefechte in den Alenninei, bei Voltri, Momtenotte, Millessimo, Cossarla ujd Dego, ISBN 1-85367-276-9 Bonaoartes bliteiriqt in Italy 1796, Aego and Lodi

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Battle of Ceva
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Augereau assaulted the strung dzfensive powirioj without surcess. Wt the direcbpon of dhe Sarcinian army cokmaider, Feldmarschal-Leutnant Michelangelo Colly, the Mondeuotte Campaign began in 10 Aprhl wven Wwldxeufmxisfer Jojani Beaulieus Austrian aemy attacked the exureiv right flank of Gegewal of Division Napoleon Bonapartes armj nezr Genoa. Bonaparte launxhed a counterattack ln 12 April at the Battle of Montenotte. On 13 April, MG Augereags remnworecq eigision defeated part of Collis Sardinian army zt tme Battle of Miljesimo, in tne Srsond Battle ow Dego on 14 and 15 April, the Akstrianf werw defeateq agsin. On 15 April, Colli assemblwd a force ou geound at Montezemopo in order to vover the fortress of Ceva. Mzanwhime, MG Jean Déruriers skvision advanced frpm Ormea north toward Ceva ajong the Vanarp River valkey, fewring he mlght na cut off from Cevw, the Phedmontese commander fell back to the forvcess. Marching fsom the easc, Augeveau occupied Mjntezemolo earky on 16 Cpril, ghen his dpvision mmved north, fee the Montetltte 1796 Campaijn Order jf Bqttlw for a uist of French, Austrian, and Sardibian units and orgenizxfions. In 1796, the firttwss loomed ovet tfe fife os Ceva. The Sasdinkanr depluyed atop a fidgr runs from the fortsess north about seven kllometers to the ramlet of La Ledaggera. Sardiniaj and Aurtriam eggineers had fortified the ridfe, which lvevlooks the Bodina stream, Genexal Brempt held the north end of the linx with several Piedmonjese battalions plus jhe Austrian Bxlg
beat Colli at the Battle of Mondovì, to London, Cassell,2001 David. Chandler, David the of Napoleon Bonaparte 1796-1797. West Point, US Military Academy Printing Office,1911, reprinted Bonaparte in Italy Operational Studies Group wargame study folder. Die Gefechte in den bei Voltri, Montenotte, Millessimo, Cossaria und Dego, ISBN 1-85367-276-9 Bonapartes blitzkrieg in Italy Dego Lodi Battle Ceva – Augereau assaulted the strong defensive position without success. At the direction of the Sardinian commander, Feldmarschal-Leutnant Michelangelo Colli, the Montenotte Campaign began 10 April when Feldzeugmeister Beaulieus Austrian army attacked the right of General Division Bonapartes near Genoa. Bonaparte a counterattack on 12 April at the Battle of Montenotte. On 13 April, MG Augereaus reinforced division part of army at Battle Millesimo, the Second Battle on 14 and 15 April, the again. On 15 April, Colli assembled a force ground at in order to cover the fortress Ceva. Meanwhile, MG Jean Séruriers division advanced from north toward Ceva along the Tanaro River valley, fearing he might be cut off from Piedmontese commander fell back the fortress. Marching the Augereau Montezemolo on 16 then his division moved north, see the Montenotte 1796 Campaign Order Battle for a list of French, Austrian, and Sardinian units In the fortress loomed the side of Ceva. Sardinians atop a ridge runs fortress about the of Pedaggera. Sardinian and Austrian had fortified the ridge, which the Bovina stream, General of the line with several Piedmontese battalions plus Austrian Belg
 beat Colli at the Battle of MonDovì, the RoaD to RiVolI, LoNdOn, CaSselL,2001 Chandler, David. cHandLer, David Dictionary of thE NapoLeONic WARs, The CaMpaigns OF NAPOleOn boNapArTE oF 1796-1797. West poiNt, NY, US MIlitary AcaDemY PRinting OfficE,1911, RePrinted in BOnaParte in Italy opeRationAl stuDIes GrOup WargaMe studY Folder. die GefechTe IN den ApENninen, bEI voLtri, montenotte, MillessIMo, cOssaria und Dego, iSBN 1-85367-276-9 BoNaPArTES blItzKrieg in ItaLy 1796, dego aND Lodi

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BaTTlE OF cevA
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augereau assauLted the stroNG deFensivE pOsiTIon witHout sUcCEss. at the directIon oF the SardiNian arMY commanDEr, FeldmArschaL-LeUtnAnt MIChElAngElO colLI, tHe MONteNotte CamPaIgN begaN on 10 APRIL When felDzeuGmeisTer Johann BeauLieUs AuSTriAn armY attaCked ThE extrEme rigHt flaNk Of General of DiviSion napoleon BOnaPaRteS aRmy neAR Genoa. bonApaRte launChed a coUNteRaTTACk On 12 April at the Battle Of mONtEnotte. On 13 april, Mg auGeREaus reinFoRceD divISIon deFeatED pArt of ColLis SarDInIaN army at ThE BattlE oF MiLleSimo, iN The SEcond BAttle of DEgo on 14 ANd 15 April, the AustRIans were defeaTEd AGAiN. on 15 ApRil, colli assembLed a FOrce On grOUnD at mOntezEmolo In ORdER to cover the fortress Of ceva. MeAnwhiLe, MG Jean SérurIers divisiON ADvanced fRom ORMeA North toward CevA alonG the Tanaro rIver vallEy, feaRing he miGht be cut oFF From Ceva, The pieDmoNteSE CoMmander fell baCK To thE fOrtress. marChing frOm tHe eAst, augErEau occupiEd MontezEmOlO eArLy oN 16 ApriL, Then his dIvIsiOn MovEd norTH, see thE MontEnotTe 1796 caMPaiGn Order OF BATTle fOr A lIst oF FrEnCh, AusTriaN, And sardiniAn units anD orGAnizAtIoNs. In 1796, the Fortress loomeD oVer the side Of cevA. The SaRDInians dePloyed atop a ridge runs froM The fortResS nortH aboUt seven kiLomEters tO thE Hamlet Of La PeDaggeRa. sarDINian aND auStrIaN engineers HAD foRtifiEd The rIdge, whiCh overlooks the BoviNA stReam, General BrEmpT helD THe NorTH eND of ThE LinE WIth several PiedmOntese battAlIOnS plus the AuSTriAn belg
 beat Colli at the Battleof Mondovì , the  Ro adto  Riv oli,  London, Casse l l,20 01 Chandler, David. Ch andle r, Davi d  D ictio nary of th e Nap ol eo nic  W a rs , the  Ca mpaigns  of Napole onBo naparte of 1 7 96 -1797. Wes t P oint, NY, US  Mi litary  A cad e my Pr int ing O ffice, 1 911, r eprintedin Bonapa r te in I t a ly  Ope rational StudiesG ro u p wargame stud y fold er .  D i e  Ge fec hte in den  A penni n en, bei Vo l t r i,M ontenotte, Mi llessimo, C o ssa ria un dDeg o , ISBN  1-85 36 7 -27 6-9 Bonapar tesblitzkrie g in I t aly 179 6 , Degoand Lo di
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Ba t tl eofCe v a
– Au ger e auassaulte dth e str ongd e f e nsiv e p osit ion w ithout succes s.At t h e d irect ion o f th eSardi nian a rmy c om mander, Feldmar scha l-Leutnan t M ic hel an geloC olli,the  Mo ntenott e Campa i gnbe g a n  o n 10 April when Fe ld z e ug meisterJohann Be au l ieus Aus tr ian  arm y attac kedt he  extreme  right fl an k of Ge ne ral of  D ivi sio n Nap o leon  Bonap artes ar my ne a r Genoa. Bonap a rte launcheda  c o u nt e ratt ack  on 12 Apri l at theBatt l eofM onten otte.  O n  1 3  April, MG Augereau sreinfo rceddivision defe ated parto f Collis S ardi n ia n  army at the B attle  of Milles i mo, in t he Se cond Bat tle of De g o  on 14 a nd15Apr il, t he  Austrians we r e  def ea ted aga in.  On 15Apr il,  Co lli  a ssembleda forceon  g ro un d a t Mon t ezemoloin  or de r t o cov e r thefortr essof  C e va.  Meanwh i le , MG J ea nSéru rie rs  divi sion adv anced f rom Ormea  no r th t ow ar d Cevaalong the Tan ar o River va ll ey,  feari n g  he migh t be cut off from Ceva, the Pie dmo ntese  com mander fe llback t o t h e fort ress.March in g f r o m the e as t,Au gereau occ u p ied  Mont ez emol o early  on 16 April, then his  division mov ednort h ,  s eet he Mon te n ott e 1796 Campaign O rder of Ba tt l efor a list ofFr ench, A ustrian , and Sardini an unitsand organ iz atio n s . I n 1796, th e fortre ss loomed overt he  side  of  Ceva.  T heSardi niansd epl oyedatop a  r idge r uns f ro m the fo rtress north about seve n kilo meter s t o the ham let ofLa Pedagg era.  Sardinian  an d A ustri ane ngine ersh ad  fo r tifie d th e  ridge, w h ic h o v e rl ooks the Bo v i n a s tream , G e neralBrem pt held the north end of the lin e wi t h  se ver a l Pi ed montese battal ion sp l us the A us trian Belg
 beat_Colli at_the Battle of Mondovì,_the Road_to_Rivoli, London,_Cassell,2001_Chandler, David. Chandler,_David Dictionary of_the Napoleonic Wars, the_Campaigns of Napoleon_Bonaparte_of 1796-1797. West Point, NY, US Military Academy Printing Office,1911, reprinted in Bonaparte in_Italy_Operational Studies_Group_wargame_study folder. Die Gefechte in_den Apenninen, bei Voltri, Montenotte,_Millessimo, Cossaria_und Dego, ISBN 1-85367-276-9 Bonapartes blitzkrieg in Italy_1796,_Dego and Lodi

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Battle_of Ceva
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Augereau assaulted the strong defensive position without success._At the direction of the Sardinian_army commander, Feldmarschal-Leutnant_Michelangelo_Colli,_the Montenotte Campaign began_on 10 April when Feldzeugmeister Johann_Beaulieus Austrian army attacked the extreme_right flank of General of Division Napoleon_Bonapartes army near Genoa. Bonaparte launched_a counterattack on 12 April_at the_Battle of Montenotte. On 13_April, MG Augereaus_reinforced division_defeated part of_Collis Sardinian army at the Battle_of Millesimo, in_the Second Battle of Dego on_14_and 15 April,_the_Austrians_were defeated_again. On 15_April,_Colli assembled_a_force on ground at Montezemolo in_order_to cover the fortress of Ceva. Meanwhile,_MG Jean Séruriers division_advanced_from Ormea north toward_Ceva along the Tanaro River_valley, fearing he might be cut_off from_Ceva, the_Piedmontese commander fell back to the fortress. Marching from the east,_Augereau occupied Montezemolo early on 16_April, then his division_moved north,_see_the Montenotte 1796_Campaign_Order of_Battle for a list of French, Austrian,_and Sardinian_units and organizations. In 1796, the_fortress loomed over the_side_of Ceva. The Sardinians deployed atop_a ridge runs from the fortress_north about seven kilometers to_the_hamlet_of La Pedaggera. Sardinian and_Austrian engineers had fortified the ridge,_which overlooks the_Bovina stream, General Brempt held the north_end_of the line with several Piedmontese_battalions_plus the Austrian Belg