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

Note 729 — SECTION XVI: CHAPTER IX

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See Wellesley’s letter of Aug. 14 to Beresford, concerning the departure of the French. Robert Craufurd estimated the force that had marched on Plasencia at 15,000 men, Donkin at 25,000. If the latter had judged the numbers correctly, Wellesley supposed that both Ney and Soult must have gone by this road: this was actually the case.

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