The Whites and The Blues by Alexandre Dumas

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We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself "Buonaparte", had his headquarters.

The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine. General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

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