Napoleon in 1812 - Chapter 68
Chapter 68
‘It seems that there are no officers doing their own analysis of the battle. Well, I kind of expected it, but…’
The battle was already over. It was not without regret, but there was no need for them to be overly regretful or blame themselves for the results. However, it was a different matter not to reproduce this situation. In addition to the officers to whom he just spoke, Napoleon recalled those who still had sullen expressions, and sighed quietly.
‘Did the long-standing war dull their senses? They are so immersed in a small victory that they are neglecting something really important.’
There were still a lot of things to be fixed that were appearing in Napoleon’s eyes. It was too much.
