Battle of Albuera (English Wikipedia)

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Napier 1831, p. 171. Napier, Sir William (1831), History of the War in the Peninsula, vol. III, Frederic Warne and Co, ISBN 9780404046606, retrieved 9 October 2007
Fortescue 1917, p. 142. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Oman (1911, p. 372) and Glover (1974, p. 158), citing a letter from Benjamin d'Urban, and Napier (1831, p. 164). Oman, Sir Charles (1911), A History of the Peninsular War: Volume IV, December 1810 to December 1811, Greenhill Books (published 2004), ISBN 978-1-85367-618-5 Glover, Michael (1974), The Peninsular War 1807–1814: A Concise Military History, Penguin Classic Military History (published 2001), ISBN 978-0-14-139041-3 Napier, Sir William (1831), History of the War in the Peninsula, vol. III, Frederic Warne and Co, ISBN 9780404046606, retrieved 9 October 2007
Fortescue (1917, p. 186), citing d'Urban, McGuffie (1951, p. 106) and Fletcher (1999, p. 149) (citing Fortescue). Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007 McGuffie, T. H., ed. (1951), Peninsular Cavalry General: (1811–13) The Correspondence of Lieutenant General Robert Ballard Long, George G. Harrap Fletcher, Ian (1999), Galloping at Everything: The British Cavalry in the Peninsula and at Waterloo 1808–15, Spellmount Publishers Ltd, ISBN 978-1-86227-016-9
Fortescue 1917, p. 191. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Oman (1911, p. 378); however, Fortescue (1917, p. 192) suggests that the French were spotted by an aide-de-camp of General José de Zayas as they marched through the woods. Oman, Sir Charles (1911), A History of the Peninsular War: Volume IV, December 1810 to December 1811, Greenhill Books (published 2004), ISBN 978-1-85367-618-5 Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue 1917, p. 192. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue 1917, pp. 192–193. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue 1917, p. 193. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue (1917, p. 194) describes the ordre mixte, while Esdaile (2002, p. 344) gives the disposition of the Corps as a whole. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007 Esdaile, Charles (2002), The Peninsular War, Penguin Books (published 2003), ISBN 978-0-14-027370-0
Fortescue 1917, p. 195. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue 1917, pp. 195–196. Beresford reported that the Spanish held for an hour and a half (Fortescue 1917, p. 196, footnote). Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007 Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue (1917, p. 197) and Oman (1911, p. 383). Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007 Oman, Sir Charles (1911), A History of the Peninsular War: Volume IV, December 1810 to December 1811, Greenhill Books (published 2004), ISBN 978-1-85367-618-5
Fortescue 1917, pp. 197–198. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue 1917, p. 198. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue 1917, p. 201. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue 1917, p. 202. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Oman 1911, p. 388; Fortescue (1917, p. 202) however argues that Soult already knew of Blake's presence and, an irresolute commander on the battlefield, simply hesitated to commit the reserves. Oman, Sir Charles (1911), A History of the Peninsular War: Volume IV, December 1810 to December 1811, Greenhill Books (published 2004), ISBN 978-1-85367-618-5 Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue 1917, pp. 203–204. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue 1917, pp. 204–205. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue 1917, p. 206. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Fortescue 1917, p. 209. Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Oman (1911, p. 397) and Fortescue (1917, p. 209); Soult's transport was used up carrying the rest of his wounded, and he could not move those left. Oman, Sir Charles (1911), A History of the Peninsular War: Volume IV, December 1810 to December 1811, Greenhill Books (published 2004), ISBN 978-1-85367-618-5 Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007
Roberts 2001, p. 63. Roberts, Andrew (2001), Napoleon and Wellington : the Battle of Waterloo and the great commanders who fought it, Simon & Schuster, ISBN 978-0-7432-2832-9
Fortescue (1917, p. 148) Fortescue, Sir John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007

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Napier 1842, pp. 309–310. Napier, Sir William (1842), History of the War in the Peninsula, vol. II (4th ed.), Carey and Hart, retrieved 22 May 2008
Wade et al. 1841, p. 5. Wade, Thomas; Napier, Sir William; Hardinge, Sir Henry; Cole, Sir Galbraith Lowry (1841), The Correspondence of Colonel Wade, Colonel Napier, Major-General Sir H Hardinge and General the Hon. Sir Lowry G. Cole relating to the Battle of Albuera, T & W Boone, retrieved 31 January 2008

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Queipo de Llano (Count of Toreno) (1835, p. 889). Queipo de Llano (Count of Toreno), José María (1835), Historia del levantamiento, guerra y revolución de España (PDF), Centro de Estudios Políticos y Constitucionales (published 2008), archived from the original (PDF) on 4 April 2018, retrieved 30 January 2019