. Revisione delle recensioni e del lavoro di tutto il mondo. Olled in su i russi in volo e la sua avancewas controllato fino a che la sua ala di destra non abbia comeinto con Okus sinistra, soltanto circa un chilometro a sud di Mukden. Mentre gli eserciti di Oku e Nodzu continuarono a sterminare i Russiancenter, con enormi perdite per i themselvesand per il nemico, Nogis lasciò, dopo un forcedmarch di quaranta miglia, cadde sul Russo. Attraverso questo Oku e Nodzu hanno guidato un cuneo, e, anche se i generali Linevitch andKaulbars avevano fatto una difesa disperata e il generale Rennenkampfs Cossacks aveva performedprodigi di valore, i russi avevano fou

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. Review of reviews and world's work. olled up the Russians in flight, and his advancewas not checked until his right wing had comeinto touch with Okus left, only about eightmiles south of Mukden. While the armies ofOku and Nodzu continued to pound the Russiancenter, with tremendous losses to themselvesand to the enemy, Nogis left, after a forcedmarch of forty miles, fell upon the Russiancenter. Through this Oku and Nodzu drove awedge, and, although Generals Linevitch andKaulbars had made a desperate defense andGeneral Rennenkampfs Cossacks had performedprodigies of valor, the Russians had found them-selves (by the end of the first week in March)attacked in so many places on the north of theirflanks that it had become a question with Kuro-patkin, not only of retreat, but of saving largebodies of troops from being surrounded andannihilated. One large army of about one hun-dred thousand Russians liad been completelyisolated, and up to the middle of March itsfate was not known. 408 THE AMERICAN MONTHLY RE1/[EIV OF REI^IEIVS.. Kuroki. Oku. Nodzii. Nogi. COMMANDERS OF THE FIVE JAPANESE ARMIES IN THE FIELD. Kawamura. , „, , Early on the mornina; of March 10, A L/ISttStfOUS Russian the Japanese occupied Mukden, andRetreat. ^^^q Kussian retreat had become arout. The next day the important fortifiedtown of Fushun was seized by the Japanese, andthereafter the Russians, disorganized and suffer-ing from hunger and the weather, poured north-ward to Tie Pass, forty miles from Mukden, —outmarched, outgeneraled, and outfought. TiePass, some three hundred miles from Harbin, isa break in the high mountains of the lower Si-berian range, through which run the railroadand the Liao River. It is the only safe gatewayfor a retreat to Harbin. It had been stronglyfortified by Kuropatkin before the battle ofLiao-Yang, as the Russians had then lookedupon it as a possible avenue of retreat. OnMarch 16, this important position, offering butslight resistance, had fallen into Marshal Oya-mas ha

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