The battle resulted in the complete rout and disorganization of the enemy, and in achieving the result only seven battalions of Frederick's army had fired a shot-the rest had been the work of Seydlitz and his 38 squadrons.
The battle resulted in the complete rout and disorganization of the enemy. Only seven battalions of Frederick's army were achieving the result. Only seven battalions of Frederick's army had fired a shot. The rest had been the work of Seydlitz. The rest had been the work of his 38 squadrons.