Recollections of the Private Life of Napoleon — Volume 11
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Recollections of the Private Life of Napoleon — Volume 11
Louis Constant Wairy Translator · English
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CHAPTER XVI. It was exceedingly difficult to find an exit from Leipzig, as this town was surrounded on every side by the enemy. It had been proposed to the Emperor to burn the faubourgs which the heads of the columns of the allied armies had reached, in order to make his retreat more sure; but he indignantly rejected this proposal, being unwilling to leave as a last adieu to the King of Saxony his cities abandoned to the flames. After releasing him from his oath of fidelity, and exhor
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