Cassel

/ ˈkasəl /

noun

Nevertheless they failed to take Cassel, the chief object of the campaign, and were obliged to retire from Hesse.

A treaty was made with the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel for the hire of troops, and the naval and military forces were augmented.

The discredited magician then betook himself to Erfurt, and afterwards to Cassel.

After a week I went back to Cassel, packed up and went south to Amiens.

Driving back to Cassel we had a fine sight of bombing and searchlights.

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