Chapter XX: Book III: Chap

—Napoleon's departure from Paris—dispositions of the east of France—of the Germans—assemblage of sovereigns at Dresden —Arrival in Poland—complaints by the inhabitants of the disorders of his troops—his ineffectual attempts to check them—meeting with Davoust—quarrel between that officer and Berthier—unfavourable impression of Napoleon against the former—arrival at Königsberg —March from the Vistula to the Niemen—Napoleon's manners with the soldiers—positions of the different corps—dispositions of the army