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

Note 661 — SECTION XVI: CHAPTER VII

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‘Another lull in the storm, and fresh formation. “Here they come again” said many voices: so they did, but we were ready and gave them such a warm reception that they speedily went to the right-about. As in their first attack they now left behind several pieces of cannon, which we secured as before. After these two attacks and sharp repulses we were not troubled with their company any more.’ Cooper, p. 23.

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