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The Victories of Wellington and the British Armies

Note 148 — SIEGE OF BADAJOZ, AND AFFAIR OF EL BODON.

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The French united corps amounted to sixty thousand infantry, and seven thousand six hundred dragoons. The allied force had probably fifty-five thousand infantry, and some four thousand cavalry. As only a portion of the latter arm was British, in quality, as well as numbers, it was much inferior to the French.

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