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Historical Record of the Thirty-fourth, or the Cumberland Regiment of Foot

Note 6 — HISTORICAL RECORD

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“About nine o’clock in the morning, the enemy made an attack with a body of foot, supported by two bodies of horse, on the weakest and most westerly part of the outworks, and where were only one hundred English of Hamilton’s (Thirty-fourth) Regiment, who had that very morning come upon duty, from travelling forty leagues in the two foregoing days, upon mules; notwithstanding all which, they fairly repulsed the enemy.” Journal of the Siege of Barcelona.

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