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...whole Spanish army was in flight, abandoning arms, ammunition, baggage, and a number of prisoners. This surprising exploit, in the glory it conferred upon one party, and the disgrace it heaped ujwu the other, can hardly be paralleled in the annals of war. It is indeed almost incredible, even...

...ammunition, baggage and a number of prisoners. This surprising exploit, in the glory it conferred on one party and the disgrace it heaped upon the other, can hardly be paralleled in the annals, of war. The charge of the Poles, viewed as a simple military operation, was extravagantly foolish, but taken...