Chapter 49
Going on, and it become a nightmare. A French military had crossed the Danube to the east of Ulm, blocking Mack's manner again to Austria and reducing off the Russians. Another army lay to the south, blockading his course to Italy. How ought to 70,000 French infantrymen seem in so many places right away? And pass so fast? Gripped with the aid of panic, Mack sent probes in each route. On October eleven his men discovered a susceptible thing: handiest a small French pressure barred the way north and east. There he might also need to push via and escape the French encirclement. He began to prepare for the march. But two days later, whilst he became getting ready to ordering the retreat, his scouts stated that a large French stress had seemed in a single day, blocking the northeastern route as
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