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History of the Peninsular War, Volume 4 (of 6)

Note 6 — Chapter XXVI · SIEGE OF GERONA.

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A man deposed that he had seen the body when it was buried hastily, by night; the face, he said, was swollen, and the eyes forced out of their sockets. Supposing this testimony were true, the appearance would denote strangulation rather than poison; but that Alvarez should have been privately murdered is altogether improbable.

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