The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-18

n Wa Arr-rh n va- fought so ~ from nouns
~ ,u.,.fitt h. hid tho boat army. and NJ
Vpgfam the lar se4t army mat "" hpd ever
commanded N lpiile Af'"t tus'sf'itr 10
spii. 'he quality ~ hia army declined Ia
TOURS vith ptll~ ~ tho strategy ~ rokmnhl'
-rhn, .tretl, tuararrNte. The finest that ever
stnuited. vhsr.. vi'h s0.vo men. he defeated
i7piW Had he ,lep' ~ previous might hs
could never have won that victory u
vn. 10 had 10 kick lame. svsie A com
rander ir.chi-f should nevcr slo-p. II IL
vhllo other .le~r that he .hotild work Tia,
l. whv 10 r-ci . carriage 10 avoid unpso~s-
sary fatiris IN the daytime. His brother
ivoph had Lost. he said. tho Ruth d W.
to-it nv NJ, .omnolsnc~ II was Nspolson's
con viciion hat y gros, GENERAL Ia rarely found.
" all the Gar ,rals produced by tho Rsvoli-
ton. DasNlv and ilochs sr. the only ones. no
'hinAs. who had tho makirgr Of one. The
campaign of Durnourie, In Chsnrsgns was
e,trrmely nr~ ard hold, he was IN. only man
~ptodircd out Of the nobility. Kleher. said
NAPOLEON. had The qualities and defects Of .
tall man rurenne vr ne gr~,'cst ~ French
Generals. he was the only ono who tcc,ns
boldcr with old aGn. He do~s exactly what
! should hav" done in his place Had he come
TO me at wagram he would AZ ono~ have unr.r-
stood the position So would tondA, hut nos
Cesar or Hannibal Had I hal a man like
Turcnne to second mo IN my campaigns I should
have been muster Of tho world, but I had no
body. When | was absent my licnt"nans wers
always heaten. This certainly was not true
Of DavoIst ut Alers'attl Condo was a Gem
eral hy intuition, Turonne by experience l
think much more highly OF Turenne than ~
Frederick In tho place Of that sovereign
he would hnv" done much rore. and would
not hav" committed Fr-derck's mistakes.
FREDERICK. indeed. did not thoroughly under
stand artillery" Napoleon went on to say
that u count myself for hall In tho battles
have won. and II Ia much evan To name the
General In connection with a victory. for "
after al the army that wins t." Yet he se1
great store Nv o''oers a perfect arm,
he SAYS on another ocradon, would be that
IN winch each officer knew what TO 10 Accord
inc 10 circumstances, the hcst army Il that
which Ia near"s' 10 th' His real hero and
model Is AleNani"r' II Is not merely Alex
n1iers campaigns thHt Napoleon adfnires.
Tor these one cannot he says wei conceive.
hut MS stit"SiIah-ilp. IN MS thirtv-fourth
wear he heads an Immense and ~ell-estao-
l!7'ied empire lie tHh' 700 Ne an or max
ing 'nends OF the people mat he conquered
IL was a errh' act VI pon'y 20 10 'he em'Ie
of Ammon' Tor " was th'ls 'hat lie CONQUERED
Egypt Sol hHo renamed IN Egypt' should
probably nave ronnded an empire NE AI"h-
hider os gong on q pilgrimage w mecca"
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