Note 37 — CYCLOPÆDIA OF THE BATTLES OF THE WORLD. (continued 11)
Reading edition
They are described, both in Count Drouet’s speech and in “Book ix,” as “sixteen battalions.” If the battalions consisted of 600 men, this would give a total of 9600.
Reading edition
They are described, both in Count Drouet’s speech and in “Book ix,” as “sixteen battalions.” If the battalions consisted of 600 men, this would give a total of 9600.