While reading about Davout at Wikipedia, I found this piece:
"Perhaps his fiercest anger was directed towards Bernadotte, who failed to come to his aid at Auerstadt, though close enough to observe the smoke and hear the cannonfire. His anger was so intense that Davout requested to settle the matter with a personal duel, averted only by Napoléon's personal intervention."
So, WI that duel had happened and one of them had died? How would be the Napolenic Wars after 1806 without Bernadotte or Davout?
"Perhaps his fiercest anger was directed towards Bernadotte, who failed to come to his aid at Auerstadt, though close enough to observe the smoke and hear the cannonfire. His anger was so intense that Davout requested to settle the matter with a personal duel, averted only by Napoléon's personal intervention."
So, WI that duel had happened and one of them had died? How would be the Napolenic Wars after 1806 without Bernadotte or Davout?