Note 208 — Chapter LXII
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"Napoleon marched on foot at the head of his guard, and often talked of Ney; he called to mind his coup-d'œil so accurate and true, his courage proof against every thing, in short all the qualities which made him so brilliant on the field of battle. 'He is lost. Well! I have three hundred millions in the Tuileries; I would give them all if he were restored to me.'"—Rapp, p. 242.