History of the Expedition to Russia - Undertaken by the Emperor Napoleon in the Year 1812 by comte de Philippe-Paul Segur
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V.--Near prospect of a battle--Character of Kutusof--Sanguinary and partial action on the 4th of September--Anecdote of Murat--Napoleon's survey of the ground 309 VI.--Disposition of the Russian army on the field of Borodino--Napoleon's plan of battle 317 VII.--Plan proposed by Davoust rejected by Napoleon--Feelings of the French army--Proclamation of Napoleon 322 VIII.--Preparations of the Russians--Feelings of their soldiery--Napoleon's anxiety--his indisposition on the night before the battle 328 IX. X. XI.--Battle of Borodino on the 7th of September 334 XII.--Results of the battle--immense loss on both sides--faults committed by Napoleon--how accounted for--incompleteness of his victory 356 XIII.--Advance to, and skirmish before Mojaisk--Gallantry of fifty voltigeurs of the 33d--Surprising order in the Russian retreat--Napoleon's distress 364 VOLUME SECOND. |
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