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

Note 704 — SECTION XVI: CHAPTER VIII

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For details of Mortier’s march see the memoir of Naylies, of Lahoussaye’s Dragoons, who was with the vanguard. According to the Diary of Fantin des Odoards, Soult pushed his kindness to the British invalids so far as to leave with them a small supply of muskets, with which to defend themselves against guerrillas.

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