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The Two Great Retreats of History

Note 162 — NAPOLEON'S RETREAT FROM MOSCOW. (continued 2)

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The indecisive battle of Malo-jaroslavetz, a town about fifty miles southwest of Moscow, compelled Napoleon to give up his original plan of retreat, which would have taken him through an unexhausted country to the southward, and forced him to go back to the north, retracing his steps by the route he came.

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