War and Peace
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with nothing more than
a destroyed storehouse...

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a widely desolated land.
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Looting, burning.
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As soon as Napoleon
approaches a village...

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the peasants and serfs run off with
their carts and horses and grain.

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What they can't take away with them,
they burn or slaughter.

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If we don't put a stop
to it somewhere...

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we're going to leave
behind us a desert...

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a scorched earth.
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We must fight.
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The army demands it,
the tsar demands it...

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and the people demand it.
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What does the army want...
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to be destroyed?
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Because that will be
what would happen if we fought now.

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What does the tsar want...
to be brought to his knees?

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Because that would be
what would happen if we fought now.

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What do the people want...
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to be the subjects of Napoleon?
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Because that would be
what would happen if we fought now.

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Gentlemen,
I've been put in command...

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to give the army,
the tsar and the people...

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what they really want.
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And what they really want
is to drive the last Frenchman...

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from the soil of Russia!
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And that I propose to do
when I can.

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But the looting
and the burning, General.

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Let it continue!
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Let it increase!
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- Soon they will be at our gates!
- He will not enter Moscow!

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We will stop it!

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