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A history of the Peninsular War, Vol. 4, Dec. 1810-Dec. 1811

Note 166 — Chapter I

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The forces of the French corps five days later (but the numbers were much the same still) were, to be exact [Return of March 15 in French Archives Nationales]—

Reynier’s 2nd Corps 10,251 men

Junot’s 8th Corps 9,794 ”

Loison’s Division 4,734 ”

Ney’s other Divisions, horse and foot 11,066 ”

Montbrun’s Reserve Cavalry 2,435 ”

Conroux’s Division of the 9th Corps 5,000 ”

Artillery Reserves, Train, Sappers, Marine Battalion, &c. 5,855 ”

Total 49,135 men

all exclusive of sick and wounded.

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