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The Daily Dispatch: February 27, 1864., [Electronic resource], The salt question. (search)
ere under fire. Missunde in flames. Rendsburg, Feb. 3, 1864. The Danish prisoners taken in the attack upon Missunde were brought in here to-day. Athe front Boats are ready for the transport of troops over the Schley. The Danish bulwark of Schleswig Holstein. From the above it will be seen that the Germn army has attacked Missunde and other places embraced in the line of the great Danish defence of the Dannewerk. We publish the following description of this immense line of fortifications: The Dannewerk is the great Danish bulwark of the Duchy of Schleswig. It is of very ancient origin. It is situated at the extreme southeer, "what are the uses of the sluice gates in this time of frost?" Talking with Danish engineers, they say they had flooded the country with the thinnest pellicle of werk against one hundred thousand opposing troops, and it would require as strong an army as united Germany could possibly muster to wrest Schleswig from Denmark.