Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 359
glad to place the Rhine between the remnantsof his beaten army and the victor of Jena. In no other way can I satisfactorily account for thevaluable hours squandered by Napoleon or the carelessfaultiness of many of his most important orders duringthis campaign. Nor can I otherwise explain to… … The Fall of Napoleon 329 scheme of operations ought to have overwhelmedthem. His fatigued and lethargic condition on the earlymorning of the 17th accounts for the many hours ofdaylight that were trifled away and were then uselesslysquandered. Grouchy, anxious to begin the pursuit,strove to see…
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