Note 252 — Chapter LXV
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"Blucher," said Napoleon, at St. Helena, "is a very brave soldier, un bon sabreur. He is like a bull who shuts his eyes, and, seeing no danger, rushes on. He committed a thousand faults; and, had it not been for circumstances, I could repeatedly have made him prisoner. He is stubborn and indefatigable, afraid of nothing, and very much attached to his country."—Napoleon in Exile, vol. i., p. 200.