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

Note 707 — SECTION XVI: CHAPTER VIII

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Wellesley to Bassecourt, from Oropesa, August 3. So confident was the British commander at this moment, that he wrote to Beresford on the same morning, telling him that Soult when assailed would probably retire at once, either by the pass of Perales or that of Baños. He wished his lieutenant to send Portuguese troops to the outlets of those defiles, to intercept the retreating enemy.

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