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The historians' history of the world in twenty-five volumes, volume 10

Note 117 — Chapter XIII · THE PENINSULAR WAR

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[Napierb thus pungently sums up Cuesta: “Cuesta’s knowledge of both friend’s and enemy’s strength and positions was always inaccurate and his judgment false; he never gained a decisive action, and lost every army he commanded.”]

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