War and Peace: resumen de Chapter 29
Chapter 29 de 365 · Book 10: 1812 · 5 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 29, Napoleon passes the night before battle talking, questioning Rapp, and checking whether his Guards have their food, while a worsening cold keeps him uncomfortable. His display of confidence gives way to restless waiting, and he reaches the Shevárdino Redoubt as cannon fire announces the fighting.
Qué sucede
- After inspecting the lines, Napoleon talks casually with de Beausset about Paris and household changes for the Empress.
- Napoleon complains about medicine and defines military skill as having superior strength at a particular moment.
- Outside his tent, he watches campfires, hears troops moving, and asks a sentry whether his regiment receives rice.
- At half past five, Napoleon rides toward Shevárdino and reaches the redoubt as cannon shots multiply.
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Napoleon reduces military skill to a brief definition. His emphasis on strength connects with his concern about losses and the condition of the Guards.
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What does Napoleon ask both Rapp and the sentry about?
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