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A history of the Peninsular War, Vol. 2, Jan.-Sep. 1809

Note 646 — SECTION XVI: CHAPTER VI

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The Battalion of Detachments was decidedly checked. They got somewhat into confusion, and halted. ‘The soldiers seemed much vexed,’ writes Leslie of the 29th, ‘we could hear them bravely calling out “There is nobody to command us! Only tell us what to do, and we are ready to dare anything.” There was a fault somewhere.’ Leslie, p. 144.

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