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On the one hand, Napoleon's rapid marches often made it into the mid-20s per day. Jackson's performance of the same earned his troops the nickname 'foot cavalry' - both achieved frequent surprise, but came with the risk of exhaustion.
On the flip side, heavily encumbered armies go slower, often much slower, especially off of roads, in bad terrain or bad weather. Chase (Firearms, 2003) gives 12 miles per day as a good rule of thumb, at it is, but badly encumbered armies move even slower.
