The Boys Wellington
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Receiving news to the effect that Soult was rapidly approaching with the determined object of relieving it, he raised the siege and posted his army on the ridge of Albuera to stop the French advance. The British Commander had nearly 32, 000 men at his disposal. Of these no fewer than 24, 000 were foreigners, including the Spanish forces of Blake, Castarios, Ballasteros, and Don Carlos d'Espana, which had formed a junction with him. The enemy had 23, 000 troops.
As Wellington was not present a d...etailed description Massena beats a Retreat 153 of the battle, which took place on the 16th May, does not come within the province of this volume. It was one of the most fiercely contested of the entire war. So much so that Beresford used up his entire reserves and lost 4100 British troops, in addition to 1400 Portuguese and Spanish killed and wounded. The French losses were over 6000, and 500 were taken prisoners. Had it not been for Colonel Hardinge, Beresford would have retreated. Following his colleague's advice he remained and was victorious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Receiving news to the effect that Soult was rapidly approaching with the determined object of relieving it, he raised the siege and posted his army on the ridge of Albuera to stop the French advance. The British Commander had nearly 32, 000 men at his disposal. Of these no fewer than 24, 000 were foreigners, including the Spanish forces of Blake, Castarios, Ballasteros, and Don Carlos d'Espana, which had formed a junction with him. The enemy had 23, 000 troops.
As Wellington was not present a d...etailed description Massena beats a Retreat 153 of the battle, which took place on the 16th May, does not come within the province of this volume. It was one of the most fiercely contested of the entire war. So much so that Beresford used up his entire reserves and lost 4100 British troops, in addition to 1400 Portuguese and Spanish killed and wounded. The French losses were over 6000, and 500 were taken prisoners. Had it not been for Colonel Hardinge, Beresford would have retreated. Following his colleague's advice he remained and was victorious.
What to read after The Boys Wellington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Felix Baker Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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