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With Moore at Corunna
G. A. Henty (1832–1902), 1898
Named on the page for Battle of Corunna.
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16 January 1809
Battle of Corunna
BATTLE OF CORUNNA?
BATTLE OF CORUNNA?
AN ESCAPE. 187
"I have seen none of them, Marquis. I was wounded in the battle of Corunna, and after lying insensible all that night, found, when I recovered in the morning, that the French had
AN ESCAPE. 193
Terence gave a brief account of the manner in which, after being left behind on the field of Corunna, he had succeeded in joining Romana.
AN ESCAPE. 193
"That is altogether satisfactory, Mr. O'Connor," he said. "I feared that you might have been one of the stragglers, among whom I hear were many officers, as well as thousands of men belonging to Sir John Moore's army. We received news of his glorious fight at Corunna and the embarkation of
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