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“The man who fears death will never do anything worthy of a man who is alive,” as Seneca put it.
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And that is correct, but Napoleon's reaction to Ney's death are from 1816, here what he says the 9th april 1821 : " You are not mistaken," he told them, "I am feeling better today; but I can still sense that my end is near. When I am gone, each of you will have the sweet consolation of returning to Europe. Some of you will see your families again, ... See more
What did French marshals say when napoleon died?
"I remember seeing the great Christopher Hitchens debate
He was already sick.
And it was clear by his appearance, as he said so well “more & more was being taken from less and less”
“How are you feeling?” - the host asked.
“well, I’m dying.” - He said - "But so too, are you"
He was already sick.
And it was clear by his appearance, as he said so well “more & more was being taken from less and less”
“How are you feeling?” - the host asked.
“well, I’m dying.” - He said - "But so too, are you"