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

Note 743 — SECTION XVI: CHAPTER IX

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Eguia’s unhappy phrase was ‘If notwithstanding this answer [to the effect that the Truxillo magazines should be placed in charge of a British commissary] your Excellency should persist in marching your troops into Portugal, I shall be convinced that other causes, and not only the want of subsistence, have induced your Excellency to decide on taking such a step.’ [From Deleytosa, Aug. 19.]

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