The Spanish Journal of Elizabeth Lady Holland
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The French are without artillery, it being impossible to convey any across that bridge. Previous to dispatching the news hither, Cuesta had sent to apprise Albuquerque, who is at Ciudad Real, of the necessity of his supporting his right, which they hope A. Will feel and advance without orders from Cartaojal's head-quarters. Cuesta has 4000 cavalry. The opinion and belief in the Govt, is that the French force on the line of the Tagus is not above 28 to 32, 000 men, and not above 4000 cavalry. Ur...bina, some say, already has 6000 cavalry.
1 The French advance must have come somewhat as an unpleasant surprise to Cuesta, who had been himself gaily talking of advancing across the river. Victor crossed the Tagus on March 16 with Ruffin's and Villatte's divisions at Arzobispo, while Leval's Germans crossed at Talavera. The Spaniards under the Duque del Parque made a long and determined resistance against this combined force, but fled in confusion when the enemy came to close quarters.
304 LADY HOLLAND'S JOURNAL [March Cuesta, they say, writes in spirits ; he is at the Puerto de Mirabete.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The French are without artillery, it being impossible to convey any across that bridge. Previous to dispatching the news hither, Cuesta had sent to apprise Albuquerque, who is at Ciudad Real, of the necessity of his supporting his right, which they hope A. Will feel and advance without orders from Cartaojal's head-quarters. Cuesta has 4000 cavalry. The opinion and belief in the Govt, is that the French force on the line of the Tagus is not above 28 to 32, 000 men, and not above 4000 cavalry. Ur...bina, some say, already has 6000 cavalry.
1 The French advance must have come somewhat as an unpleasant surprise to Cuesta, who had been himself gaily talking of advancing across the river. Victor crossed the Tagus on March 16 with Ruffin's and Villatte's divisions at Arzobispo, while Leval's Germans crossed at Talavera. The Spaniards under the Duque del Parque made a long and determined resistance against this combined force, but fled in confusion when the enemy came to close quarters.
304 LADY HOLLAND'S JOURNAL [March Cuesta, they say, writes in spirits ; he is at the Puerto de Mirabete.
What to read after The Spanish Journal of Elizabeth Lady Holland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Vassall Fox Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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