Recollections of the Private Life of Napoleon — Volume 09 by Louis Constant Wairy
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page 83 of 83 (100%)
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by rapid firing. We had to climb a mountain of ice. The horses were
fatigued, and we made no progress. The wagon with the treasure-chest of the army was abandoned; and a part of the money was pillaged by men who had not gone a hundred steps before they were obliged to throw it away in order to save their lives. |
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