Battle of Barrosa (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Battle of Barrosa" in English language version.

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Fortescue (1917, p. 62) writes "It was nothing to him if the opportunity for a great victory were missed. That was of small account compared to the integrity of his person and reputation.", while Oman (1911, p. 124) describes le Peña's conduct as "astounding", "selfish" and "timid". Fortescue, 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.
Bodart 1908, p. 422. Bodart, Gaston (1908), Militär-historisches Kriegs-Lexikon (1618-1905), retrieved 27 May 2021.
Fortescue 1917, p. 41. Fortescue, John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007.
Fortescue 1917, pp. 45–46. Fortescue, John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007.
Fortescue 1917, pp. 53–54. Fortescue, John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007.
Fortescue 1917, p. 46. Fortescue, John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007.
Fortescue 1917, pp. 57–58. Fortescue, John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007.
Fortescue 1917, p. 62. Fortescue, John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007.
Fortescue 1917, p. 66. Fortescue, John (1917), A History of the British Army, vol. VIII, Macmillan, retrieved 13 September 2007.
Parkinson 1973, p. 128. Parkinson, Roger (1973), The Peninsular War, Wordsworth Editions (published 2000), ISBN 978-1-84022-228-9.

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Fletcher 1999, para. 8. Fletcher, Ian (1999), Barrosa, UK: IFBT, archived from the original on 14 August 2007, retrieved 3 September 2007.

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Torrens 1811, para. 2. Torrens, H (9 November 1811), "Horse-Guards Memorandum", London Gazette, no. 16539, p. 2, retrieved 21 April 2009.

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"Placename Details: Barossa Range". Property Location Browser. Government of South Australia. 10 January 2011. SA0004778. Archived from the original on 7 December 2015. Retrieved 25 October 2017. Named By: Colonel William Light; Alternative Name: Yampoori; Derivation of Name: A location in Spain; Dual Name; Barossa Range / Yampoori; Other Details: Named by Colonel Light in 1837 after a location in Spain being the site of a battle won by Light's friend Lord Lynedock in 1811.

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Muzás (2005, para. 1) gives details of the taking of the eagle, while Glover (1974, p. 125) is an example of the use of 'Masterman' rather than the more common 'Masterson'. Muzás, Luis (2005), Trophies Taken by the British from the Napoleonic Army during the War of Spanish Independence (Peninsular War) 1808–1814, The Napoleon Series, retrieved 8 September 2007. Glover, Michael (1974), The Peninsular War 1807–1814: A Concise Military History, Penguin Classic Military History (published 2001), ISBN 978-0-14-139041-3.

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Whittingham was an English officer serving with the Spanish army, and hence under la Peña's command (Jackson 2001, para. 2). Jackson, Andrew (2001), The Battle of Barrosa, 5th March 1811, Peninsular war, retrieved 3 September 2007.
Jackson 2001, para. 1. Jackson, Andrew (2001), The Battle of Barrosa, 5th March 1811, Peninsular war, retrieved 3 September 2007.
Jackson 2001, para. 2. Jackson, Andrew (2001), The Battle of Barrosa, 5th March 1811, Peninsular war, retrieved 3 September 2007.
Jackson 2001, para. 5. Jackson, Andrew (2001), The Battle of Barrosa, 5th March 1811, Peninsular war, retrieved 3 September 2007.

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Fletcher 1999, para. 8. Fletcher, Ian (1999), Barrosa, UK: IFBT, archived from the original on 14 August 2007, retrieved 3 September 2007.
"Placename Details: Barossa Range". Property Location Browser. Government of South Australia. 10 January 2011. SA0004778. Archived from the original on 7 December 2015. Retrieved 25 October 2017. Named By: Colonel William Light; Alternative Name: Yampoori; Derivation of Name: A location in Spain; Dual Name; Barossa Range / Yampoori; Other Details: Named by Colonel Light in 1837 after a location in Spain being the site of a battle won by Light's friend Lord Lynedock in 1811.