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The Victories of Wellington and the British Armies

Note 9 — THE VICTORIES AND CONQUESTS OF THE BRITISH ARMY.

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It is a curious circumstance, that the expression of the features after death, when inspected on a field of battle, will generally tell the means by which life was extinguished. From sword and bayonet wounds, the features present a calm appearance; while those of persons who have perished by musketry or cannon-shot are always distorted and convulsed.

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