Napoleon: That dependable courage, which in spite of the most sudden circumstances, nevertheless allows freedom of mind, of judgme

That dependable courage, which in spite of the most sudden circumstances, nevert — Napoleon

That dependable courage, which in spite of the most sudden circumstances, nevertheless allows freedom of mind, of judgment and of decision, is exceedingly rare.

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