吐槽:
十三年的教♂育……皇帝好耐♂性

The advance-guard began to cross the bridge, but enemy fire swept them off at once. Though Bonaparte ordered reinforcements, they made little difference against artillery fire.
He rallied his officers, who charged across the bridge in determined, courageous confusion,
their reluctant troops staggering behind them. Massena, Dallemagne, Cervoni, Lannes, and even Alexandre Berthier, who as chief-of-staff was clearly out of his element, crossed the bridge and scattered the Croats. Sebottendorf scurried off to Crema, leaving his guns and 2,000 prisoners.
吐槽:
这冲锋的阵容好豪华【有元帅有亲王还有皇帝……】最不科学的是贝尔蒂埃居然也上了!就算是凑数也不要这样勉强好吗!好好让人家做文职工作不行吗!
As Beaulieu's troops withdrew toward the Mincio, Bonaparte entered Milan on 14 May in triumph. The scruffy victors received a warm welcome from "
lovely Italian women who surrendered themselves [to the troops] with passion and abandon." ……Without need for much imagination, it is amusing to speculate what sort of picture Lannes must have presented-his uniform unchanged for days, more likely weeks, covered in dust, dirt, dried mud from the Adda's banks, and plenty of enemy gunsmoke; his hair untidily braided and equally coated with dust; face burned by sun and wind, and unacquainted with a razor for some time.
It was a brave and determined lady who got any closer to him than ten feet to express appreciation for her liberation. Only a very nearsighted lady with a severe head cold would throw herself into his arms in a fit of passion.
吐槽:
意呆和法叔在窝心中都已沦为“没节操且战斗力向来只有5的渣”【所以说作为一名入了法籍的意大利人,皇帝某种意义上是个奇葩……】
拉纳还真是不顾形象啊,在其他人都在愉♂悦时完全没有梳洗干净把妹的意识【荷尔蒙都消耗在战场上了吗】
Lannes got the rather inglorious job of dealing with recalcitrant nobles, clergy, and peasants. His first target was Binasco, halfway between Milan and Pavia, where the peasants were armed, had fortified their village, and had been striking French supply convoys headed toward Milan. Lannes arrived at Binasco on 24 May with a small force of grenadiers and captured the village without difficulty.
Sending the women and children away, he had the partisan leaders rounded up and executed, then razed the village. The fire burned for three days, obliterating Binasco and further resistance in the immediate vicinity.
吐槽:
这就是艾伦·肖姆所谓的“忠实地执行命令,毫不留情地杀光了所有人,大约500多”吧

Lannes executed his orders with ruthless efficiency and no moral misgivings.
In his opinion, rebels were traitors and dangerous enemies, undeserving of compassion, and he would never change his mind about them. Although he might show mercy on the battlefield, he treated insurgents, foreign or domestic, with implacable harshness. Some biographers, intent on presenting as glorious a picture of their hero as possible, glossed over this and similar incidents. Others have characterized the execution of the Binasco rebels as a "war crime" and a "terrible blot" on an otherwise stellar military reputation.
Both sides missed the essential point: during this and future campaigns, an enemy was an enemy, whether he wore a uniform or a peasant's smock. Armed, dangerous, and determined, soldiers and rebels alike meant to kill, wound, or capture their enemies. Lannes knew that, and so did Bonaparte. To err on the side of misplaced compassion for civilian insurgents would have been fatal. In a letter written in August 1796 to his friend Pouzols, Lannes spoke about rebels in general and Vendeans in particular: "I used to feel sorry for them, but I don't have any pity for that rabble now -the army promises [them] a war to the death."
吐槽:
赞同作者的观点,拉纳这次行动既不是什么英雄业绩也不是什么战争罪行,他只是完成了一次普通的军事镇压,这在战争中是再常见不过的事,歌颂和贬低的窝都不理解是什么心态……