War and Peace、Chapter 38の要約
365のChapter 38 · Book 10: 1812 · chapterは6分で読めます
In Chapter 38, Napoleon recoils from the battlefield’s suffering but orders continued fire when an adjutant reports that the Russians still resist. The narrator contrasts his brief wish for peace with his return to an inhuman public role, then examines his writings as evidence of persistent self-justification.
起こる出来事
- Overwhelmed by casualties and his own helplessness, Napoleon returns to the Shevárdino knoll and briefly desires only peace and rest.
- An adjutant reports that two hundred guns strike the Russians without forcing them to abandon their ground.
- Napoleon orders more fire, although the bombardment already continues, and resumes the role he believes others expect.
- The narrator condemns Napoleon’s calculations of losses and his inability to acknowledge the moral meaning of his actions.
- Napoleon’s writings describe peaceful political ambitions and use soldiers’ nationalities and casualty comparisons to justify the Russian war.

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注目するポイント
The report joins the scale of suffering to the Russians’ continued resistance. Napoleon responds by demanding more fire rather than acting on his brief compassion.
簡単な確認
What does the adjutant report about the Russian troops?

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