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

Note 721 — SECTION XVI: CHAPTER VIII

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It will he remembered that on March 17, Victor turned Del Parque’s division out of the Meza de Ibor position. But the latter had only 5,000 men, not enough to man the whole line, while the Duke of Belluno had two divisions for the frontal attack, and turned the Meza with another, that of Villatte. Cuesta had 30,000 men and more, quite sufficient to hold the entire position.

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