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Jusqu’alors, Napoléon apparaissait sur le théâtre d’opérations, échafaudait un plan, distribuait les ordres, veillait dans la nuit, arpentait les bivouacs, houspillait les uns, haranguait les autres puis, à l’aube, il dirigeait les opérations, assistait à l’incarnation de sa pensée dans le mouvement des troupes et disposait, le soir, d’un triomphe
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Leland Olds’ renomination was defeated by a vote of 53 to 15. When the clerk announced those figures, a reporter wrote, “There was a moment of stunned silence [at] the overwhelming size of the vote.” In what the Washington Star said was “about as severe a political licking as any President ever got on a nominee,” Truman had been able to persuade on
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Napoleon* became famous for his emphasis on speed toward a goal in the context of his military campaigns. “‘The strength of the army’, he stated, ‘like power in mechanics, is the product of multiplying the mass by the velocity.’”
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The battle lines were now drawn: Eisenhower and Senate liberals against the conservative blocs in both parties. Lyndon Johnson, the Senate minority leader, held the key.