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He
is
needed
for
the
place
that
awaits
him
,
and
so
almost
apart
from
his
will
and
despite
his
indecision
,
his
lack
of
a
plan
,
and
all
his
mistakes
,
he
is
drawn
into
a
conspiracy
that
aims
at
seizing
power
and
the
conspiracy
is
crowned
with
success
.
He
is
pushed
into
a
meeting
of
the
legislature
.
In
alarm
he
wishes
to
flee
,
considering
himself
lost
.
He
pretends
to
fall
into
a
swoon
and
says
senseless
things
that
should
have
ruined
him
.
But
the
once
proud
and
shrewd
rulers
of
France
,
feeling
that
their
part
is
played
out
,
are
even
more
bewildered
than
he
,
and
do
not
say
the
words
they
should
have
said
to
destroy
him
and
retain
their
power
.
Chance
,
millions
of
chances
,
give
him
power
,
and
all
men
as
if
by
agreement
co-operate
to
confirm
that
power
.
Chance
forms
the
characters
of
the
rulers
of
France
,
who
submit
to
him
;
chance
forms
the
character
of
Paul
I
of
Russia
who
recognizes
his
government
;
chance
contrives
a
plot
against
him
which
not
only
fails
to
harm
him
but
confirms
his
power
.
Chance
puts
the
Duc
d'Enghien
in
his
hands
and
unexpectedly
causes
him
to
kill
him
--
thereby
convincing
the
mob
more
forcibly
than
in
any
other
way
that
he
had
the
right
,
since
he
had
the
might
.
Chance
contrives
that
though
he
directs
all
his
efforts
to
prepare
an
expedition
against
England
(
which
would
inevitably
have
ruined
him
)
he
never
carries
out
that
intention
,
but
unexpectedly
falls
upon
Mack
and
the
Austrians
,
who
surrender
without
a
battle
.
Chance
and
genius
give
him
the
victory
at
Austerlitz
;
and
by
chance
all
men
,
not
only
the
French
but
all
Europe
--
except
England
which
does
not
take
part
in
the
events
about
to
happen
--
despite
their
former
horror
and
detestation
of
his
crimes
,
now
recognize
his
authority
,
the
title
he
has
given
himself
,
and
his
ideal
of
grandeur
and
glory
,
which
seems
excellent
and
reasonable
to
them
all
.
As
if
measuring
themselves
and
preparing
for
the
coming
movement
,
the
western
forces
push
toward
the
east
several
times
in
1805
,
1806
,
1807
,
and
1809
,
gaining
strength
and
growing
.
In
1811
the
group
of
people
that
had
formed
in
France
unites
into
one
group
with
the
peoples
of
Central
Europe
.
The
strength
of
the
justification
of
the
man
who
stands
at
the
head
of
the
movement
grows
with
the
increased
size
of
the
group
.
During
the
ten-year
preparatory
period
this
man
had
formed
relations
with
all
the
crowned
heads
of
Europe
.
The
discredited
rulers
of
the
world
can
oppose
no
reasonable
ideal
to
the
insensate
Napoleonic
ideal
of
glory
and
grandeur
.
One
after
another
they
hasten
to
display
their
insignificance
before
him
.
The
King
of
Prussia
sends
his
wife
to
seek
the
great
man
's
mercy
;
the
Emperor
of
Austria
considers
it
a
favor
that
this
man
receives
a
daughter
of
the
Caesars
into
his
bed
;
the
Pope
,
the
guardian
of
all
that
the
nations
hold
sacred
,
utilizes
religion
for
the
aggrandizement
of
the
great
man
.
It
is
not
Napoleon
who
prepares
himself
for
the
accomplishment
of
his
role
,
so
much
as
all
those
round
him
who
prepare
him
to
take
on
himself
the
whole
responsibility
for
what
is
happening
and
has
to
happen
.
There
is
no
step
,
no
crime
or
petty
fraud
he
commits
,
which
in
the
mouths
of
those
around
him
is
not
at
once
represented
as
a
great
deed
.
The
most
suitable
fête
the
Germans
can
devise
for
him
is
a
celebration
of
Jena
and
Auerstädt
.
Not
only
is
he
great
,
but
so
are
his
ancestors
,
his
brothers
,
his
stepsons
,
and
his
brothers-in-law
.
Everything
is
done
to
deprive
him
of
the
remains
of
his
reason
and
to
prepare
him
for
his
terrible
part
.
And
when
he
is
ready
so
too
are
the
forces
.
The
invasion
pushes
eastward
and
reaches
its
final
goal
--
Moscow
.
That
city
is
taken
;
the
Russian
army
suffers
heavier
losses
than
the
opposing
armies
had
suffered
in
the
former
war
from
Austerlitz
to
Wagram
.
But
suddenly
instead
of
those
chances
and
that
genius
which
hitherto
had
so
consistently
led
him
by
an
uninterrupted
series
of
successes
to
the
predestined
goal
,
an
innumerable
sequence
of
inverse
chances
occur
--
from
the
cold
in
his
head
at
Borodinó
to
the
sparks
which
set
Moscow
on
fire
,
and
the
frosts
--
and
instead
of
genius
,
stupidity
and
immeasurable
baseness
become
evident
.
The
invaders
flee
,
turn
back
,
flee
again
,
and
all
the
chances
are
now
not
for
Napoleon
but
always
against
him
.
A
countermovement
is
then
accomplished
from
east
to
west
with
a
remarkable
resemblance
to
the
preceding
movement
from
west
to
east
.
Attempted
drives
from
east
to
west
--
similar
to
the
contrary
movements
of
1805
,
1807
,
and
1809
--
precede
the
great
westward
movement
;
there
is
the
same
coalescence
into
a
group
of
enormous
dimensions
;
the
same
adhesion
of
the
people
of
Central
Europe
to
the
movement
;
the
same
hesitation
midway
,
and
the
same
increasing
rapidity
as
the
goal
is
approached
.
Paris
,
the
ultimate
goal
,
is
reached
.
The
Napoleonic
government
and
army
are
destroyed
.
Napoleon
himself
is
no
longer
of
any
account
;
all
his
actions
are
evidently
pitiful
and
mean
,
but
again
an
inexplicable
chance
occurs
.
The
allies
detest
Napoleon
whom
they
regard
as
the
cause
of
their
sufferings
