Napoleon himself knew better than any one else what was the meaning of a struggle that had lasted eight hours, and had not yet resulted in victory, though all his forces had been engaged. He knew that it was a drawn game, and that even now the smallest... War and Peace: A Historical Novel - 第 82 頁graf Leo Tolstoy 著 - 1886完整檢視 - 關於此書
| Ainsworth Rand Spofford, Charles Gibbon - 1893 - 472 頁
...charge the baggage-wagons with cavalry ! This was how things had gone at Lodi, at Marengo, at Arcóla, at Jena, at Austerlitz, at Wagram. To-day something...in victory, though all his forces had been engaged. Pie knew that it was a drawn game, and that even now the smallest turn of fortune might, at this critical... | |
| Charles Dudley Warner - 1897 - 646 頁
...gloomy; each man avoided catching his neighbor's eye: and Napoleon himself knew better than any one else what was the meaning of a struggle that had lasted...him and his army in ruin. As he thought over this weird campaign in Russia, — in which, during two months' fighting, not a battle had been won, not... | |
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