War And Peace: Book 2 - CHAPTER XIV

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KUTUZOV had, on the 1st of November, received from one of his spies

information that showed the army he commanded to be in an almost hopeless

position. The spy reported that the French, after crossing the bridge at Vienna,

were moving in immense force on Kutuzov's line of communications with the

reinforcements marching from Russia. If Kutuzov were to determine to remain at

Krems, Napoleon's army of a hundred and fifty thousand men would cut him off

from all communications, and would surround his exhausted army of forty

thousand, and he would find himself in the position of Mack before Ulm. If

Kutuzov decided to leave the road leading to a junction with the Russian

reinforcements, he would have to make his way with no road through unknown

country to the mountains of Bohemia, pursued by the cream of the enemy's forces,

and to give up all hope of effecting a junction with Buxhevden. If Kutuzov

decided to march by the road from Krems to Olm

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4. War And Peace: Book 2 - CHAPTER II
5. War And Peace: Book 2 - CHAPTER I
6. War And Peace: Book 2 - CHAPTER IV
7. War And Peace: Book 3 - CHAPTER XIX
8. War And Peace: Book 3 - CHAPTER XVI
9. War And Peace: Book 3 - CHAPTER XV
10. War And Peace: Book 3 - CHAPTER XIV
11. War And Peace: Book 2 - CHAPTER V
12. War And Peace: Book 2 - CHAPTER VI
13. War And Peace: Book 2 - CHAPTER XIX
14. War And Peace: Book 2 - CHAPTER XVI
15. War And Peace: Book 2 - CHAPTER XV
16. War And Peace: Book 2 - CHAPTER XI