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That
same
day
a
council
of
war
had
been
held
in
which
all
the
members
of
the
Hofkriegsrath
and
both
Emperors
took
part
.
At
that
council
,
contrary
to
the
views
of
the
old
generals
Kutúzov
and
Prince
Schwartzenberg
,
it
had
been
decided
to
advance
immediately
and
give
battle
to
Bonaparte
.
The
council
of
war
was
just
over
when
Prince
Andrew
accompanied
by
Borís
arrived
at
the
palace
to
find
Dolgorúkov
.
Everyone
at
headquarters
was
still
under
the
spell
of
the
day
's
council
,
at
which
the
party
of
the
young
had
triumphed
.
The
voices
of
those
who
counseled
delay
and
advised
waiting
for
something
else
before
advancing
had
been
so
completely
silenced
and
their
arguments
confuted
by
such
conclusive
evidence
of
the
advantages
of
attacking
that
what
had
been
discussed
at
the
council
--
the
coming
battle
and
the
victory
that
would
certainly
result
from
it
--
no
longer
seemed
to
be
in
the
future
but
in
the
past
.
All
the
advantages
were
on
our
side
.
Our
enormous
forces
,
undoubtedly
superior
to
Napoleon
's
,
were
concentrated
in
one
place
,
the
troops
inspired
by
the
Emperors
'
presence
were
eager
for
action
.
The
strategic
position
where
the
operations
would
take
place
was
familiar
in
all
its
details
to
the
Austrian
General
Weyrother
:
a
lucky
accident
had
ordained
that
the
Austrian
army
should
maneuver
the
previous
year
on
the
very
fields
where
the
French
had
now
to
be
fought
;
the
adjacent
locality
was
known
and
shown
in
every
detail
on
the
maps
,
and
Bonaparte
,
evidently
weakened
,
was
undertaking
nothing
.
Dolgorúkov
,
one
of
the
warmest
advocates
of
an
attack
,
had
just
returned
from
the
council
,
tired
and
exhausted
but
eager
and
proud
of
the
victory
that
had
been
gained
.
Prince
Andrew
introduced
his
protégé
,
but
Prince
Dolgorúkov
politely
and
firmly
pressing
his
hand
said
nothing
to
Borís
and
,
evidently
unable
to
suppress
the
thoughts
which
were
uppermost
in
his
mind
at
that
moment
,
addressed
Prince
Andrew
in
French
.
"
Ah
,
my
dear
fellow
,
what
a
battle
we
have
gained
!
God
grant
that
the
one
that
will
result
from
it
will
be
as
victorious
!
However
,
dear
fellow
,
"
he
said
abruptly
and
eagerly
,
"
I
must
confess
to
having
been
unjust
to
the
Austrians
and
especially
to
Weyrother
.
What
exactitude
,
what
minuteness
,
what
knowledge
of
the
locality
,
what
foresight
for
every
eventuality
,
every
possibility
even
to
the
smallest
detail
!
No
,
my
dear
fellow
,
no
conditions
better
than
our
present
ones
could
have
been
devised
.
This
combination
of
Austrian
precision
with
Russian
valor
--
what
more
could
be
wished
for
?
"
"
So
the
attack
is
definitely
resolved
on
?
"
asked
Bolkónski
.
"
And
do
you
know
,
my
dear
fellow
,
it
seems
to
me
that
Bonaparte
has
decidedly
lost
bearings
,
you
know
that
a
letter
was
received
from
him
today
for
the
Emperor
.
"
Dolgorúkov
smiled
significantly
.
"
Is
that
so
?
And
what
did
he
say
?
"
inquired
Bolkónski
.
"
What
can
he
say
?
Tra-di-ri-di-ra
and
so
on
...
merely
to
gain
time
.
I
tell
you
he
is
in
our
hands
,
that
's
certain
!
But
what
was
most
amusing
,
"
he
continued
,
with
a
sudden
,
good-natured
laugh
,
"
was
that
we
could
not
think
how
to
address
the
reply
!
If
not
as
'
Consul
'
and
of
course
not
as
'
Emperor
,
'
it
seemed
to
me
it
should
be
to
'
General
Bonaparte
.
"'
"
But
between
not
recognizing
him
as
Emperor
and
calling
him
General
Bonaparte
,
there
is
a
difference
,
"
remarked
Bolkónski
.
