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Chapter 38
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FRENCH LOSSES AT FUENTES DE OÑORO
N.B.—I have been unable to find any detailed table by regiments in the Archives de la Guerre, or the Archives Nationales at Paris, and can only give the subjoined table of losses by corps.
Killed. Wounded. Missing.
Offs. Men. Offs. Men. Offs. Men. Total.
Combat of May 3rd.
6th Corps (Divisions Ferey and Marchand) 7 69 17 392 3 164 652
Battle of May 5th.
2nd Corps (all in 31st Léger) — 3 3 46 — — 52
6th Corps (Divisions Ferey, Marchand, Mermet) 12 95 47 757 — 33 944
8th Corps (Division Solignac) — 2 — — — — 2
9th Corps (Divisions Conroux and Claparéde) 15 103 48 669 — — 835
Montbrun’s Cavalry 1 36 25 283 1 13 359
Total 35 308 140 2,147 4 210 2,844
So far as this return can be tested by Martinien’s Liste des Officiers tués et blessés pendant les Guerres de l’Empire, it appears to be very fairly accurate; Martinien accounts for 171 casualties, the return for 179. In detail the figures compare as follows:—
Killed. Wounded. Killed. Wounded. Missing.
2nd Corps, Martinien 0 4 In return 0 3 —
6th Corps, Martinien 22 63 In return 19 64 3
9th Corps, Martinien 14 41 In return 15 48 —
Cavalry, Martinien 1 26 In return 1 25 1
Totals 37 134 35 140 4