Austerlitz should not have worked because Davout needed an unprecedented 110-kilometer march in 48 hours and still had to fight fresh.
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Austerlitz should not have worked because Davout needed an unprecedented 110-kilometer march in 48 hours and still had to fight fresh.
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"Okay? Okay? Usually in the battlefield, the army fights as one unit. What's amazing about Napoleon is he's able to divide his forces into..."
"Okay? Think about that. This is the best army in the world. The Prussians will do 20 kilometers in one day. The Vaux is..."
"But you know what? There could have been rain. Right? He could have gotten lost. An army could have come in and blocked his..."
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