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Even
philanthropy
did
not
have
the
desired
effect
.
The
genuine
as
well
as
the
false
paper
money
which
flooded
Moscow
lost
its
value
.
The
French
,
collecting
booty
,
cared
only
for
gold
.
Not
only
was
the
paper
money
valueless
which
Napoleon
so
graciously
distributed
to
the
unfortunate
,
but
even
silver
lost
its
value
in
relation
to
gold
.
But
the
most
amazing
example
of
the
ineffectiveness
of
the
orders
given
by
the
authorities
at
that
time
was
Napoleon
's
attempt
to
stop
the
looting
and
re-establish
discipline
.
This
is
what
the
army
authorities
were
reporting
:
"
Looting
continues
in
the
city
despite
the
decrees
against
it
.
Order
is
not
yet
restored
and
not
a
single
merchant
is
carrying
on
trade
in
a
lawful
manner
.
The
sutlers
alone
venture
to
trade
,
and
they
sell
stolen
goods
.
"
"
The
neighborhood
of
my
ward
continues
to
be
pillaged
by
soldiers
of
the
3rd
Corps
who
,
not
satisfied
with
taking
from
the
unfortunate
inhabitants
hiding
in
the
cellars
the
little
they
have
left
,
even
have
the
ferocity
to
wound
them
with
their
sabers
,
as
I
have
repeatedly
witnessed
.
"
"
Nothing
new
,
except
that
the
soldiers
are
robbing
and
pillaging
--
October
9
.
"
"
Robbery
and
pillaging
continue
.
There
is
a
band
of
thieves
in
our
district
who
ought
to
be
arrested
by
a
strong
force
--
October
11
.
"
"
The
Emperor
is
extremely
displeased
that
despite
the
strict
orders
to
stop
pillage
,
parties
of
marauding
Guards
are
continually
seen
returning
to
the
Krémlin
.
Among
the
Old
Guard
disorder
and
pillage
were
renewed
more
violently
than
ever
yesterday
evening
,
last
night
,
and
today
.
The
Emperor
sees
with
regret
that
the
picked
soldiers
appointed
to
guard
his
person
,
who
should
set
an
example
of
discipline
,
carry
disobedience
to
such
a
point
that
they
break
into
the
cellars
and
stores
containing
army
supplies
.
Others
have
disgraced
themselves
to
the
extent
of
disobeying
sentinels
and
officers
,
and
have
abused
and
beaten
them
.
"
"
The
Grand
Marshal
of
the
palace
,
"
wrote
the
governor
,
"
complains
bitterly
that
in
spite
of
repeated
orders
,
the
soldiers
continue
to
commit
nuisances
in
all
the
courtyards
and
even
under
the
very
windows
of
the
Emperor
.
"
