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A history of the Peninsular War, Vol. 3, Sep. 1809-Dec. 1810

Note 99 — SECTION XVII: CHAPTER IV

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Mortier’s Infantry Divisions (Girard and Gazan), twenty-two batts. [one regiment deducted] about 12,000 men

Sebastiani’s Polish Division and German Division (under Werlé and Leval) about 8,000 men

Rey’s Brigade of Dessolles’ Division of the Central Reserve about 3,500 men

The King’s Reserves, viz. four guard battalions and three others about 3,500 men

Milhaud’s Dragoons, five regiments about 1,800 men

Paris’s Light Cavalry, attached to 4th Corps, three regiments about 1,000 men

Beauregard’s Cavalry of the 5th Corps, four regiments about 1,500 men

The King’s Cavalry, one regiment of the Guards, one of Chasseurs about 700 men

Artillery, Sappers, &c. about 1,500 men

Total about 33,500 men

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