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Marulaz took overall command of the cavalry and personally placed himself at the head of the 8th Hussars, in a bid to avenge the slain commander ; the attempt failed and Marulaz was himself wounded and had to be carried away to the rear.
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Marulaz and cavalry
Masséna's cavalry, under Lasalle and Marulaz promptly stepped in to protect the retreating infantry, driving off the Austrian horse and then charging the artillery that the Austrians were preparing to deploy in front of Aderklaa.
This division was led by a general of brigade, Jacob-Francois Marulaz, one of the toughest sabreurs and finest tacticians in the French cavalry.
Napoleon then ordered Lasalle's cavalry regiments to join the aide of the distressed Marulaz, but Liechtenstein anticipated this maneuver sending nine regiments spearheaded by the O ’ Reilly Chevaulégers, to drive off Lasalle.
Later, during Marshal Lannes advance Lasalle and Marulaz ’ s cavalry charged at least three times in an effort to support the infantry.
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Marulaz tried to avenge Lasalle by leading a hussar regiment against a square of Austrian infantry.
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Then, Marulaz fell upon and captured the Austrian battery which was bombarding the bridges over the Danube, sending the panicked gunners fleeing for their lives.
The colonel of the hussar regiment was hit and Marulaz was injured but they successfully avenged Lasalle by driving the infantry to retirement.
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Marulaz, like the better-known Lasalle, routinely led from the front which cost him a severe wound.
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