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The Victories of Wellington and the British Armies

Note 190 — SALAMANCA.

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“The soldiers endured much during the first two or three days after the battle, and the inferior officers’ sufferings were still more heavy and protracted. They had no money, and many sold their horses and other property to sustain life; some actually died of want; and though Wellington, hearing of this, gave orders that they should be supplied from the purveyor’s stores in the same manner as the soldiers, the relief came too late.”

Casualties:—

British.Portuguese.Spanish.

Killed 694 304 2

Wounded 4270 1552 4

Missing 256 182 0

Total 5220 2038 6

Grand total 7264.

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