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A history of the Peninsular War, Vol. 1, 1807-1809

Note 189 — SECTION IV: CHAPTER II

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To understand what Wellesley must have felt, we have only to read his rather captious letter of 1801 (Suppl. Disp., ii. 362) to his own brother concerning his merits, his promotion, and his career. The man who could so write must have felt the blow in the worst way.

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