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| | Bernadotte 1806 - Is There a Case for the Defence? |
 | | Anyway both routes were main roads, such as they were in 1806, and in the context of distance, and therefore time, were 'six of one and half a dozen of the other'. |
 | | Furthermore, Chandler, in his Jena 1806 (in which, incidentally, he is far less scathing about Bernadotte than in his Campaigns of Napoleon) also suggests that the topography of the Saale may have masked the sounds of firing from Auerstädt, whilst amplifying those at Jena. |
 | | It is worth noting that Foucart in Campagne de Prusse - Jena 1806 estimated that, combined with the drift of the battle towards Weimar, the earliest that the leading Division of I Corps could have arrived on the field was approximately 1230, followed by the second Division at approximately 1600. |
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