How the Brigadier Bore Himself At Waterloo (A Gerard Story): (Arthur Conan Doyle Classic Collection) Arthur
by Conan Doyle
2020-04-19 07:00:37
How the Brigadier Bore Himself At Waterloo (A Gerard Story): (Arthur Conan Doyle Classic Collection) Arthur
by Conan Doyle
2020-04-19 07:00:37
Of all the great battles in which I had the honour of drawing my sword for the Emperor and for France there was not one which was lost. At Waterloo, although, in a sense, I was present, I was unable to fight, and the enemy was victorious. It is not f...
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Of all the great battles in which I had the honour of drawing my sword for the Emperor and for France there was not one which was lost. At Waterloo, although, in a sense, I was present, I was unable to fight, and the enemy was victorious. It is not for me to say that there is a connection between these two things. You know me too well, my friends, to imagine that I would make such a claim. But it gives matter for thought, and some have drawn flattering conclusions from it.
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