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• Espoz y Mina gave orders for the passage of the Ega River at Arquijas.
• This was the last action that Espoz y Mina led as a guerrilla leader in Navarre.
• On 30 March 1813, the French general suffered a setback when guerrilla chief Francisco Espoz y Mina ambushed a French column.
• Espoz y Mina claimed that he immobilized 26, 000 French troops which would but for him have served with Duke of Wellington.
• In 1825 Espoz y Mina published " A Short Extract from the Life of General Mina ", in English, in London.
• Cavalry outposts covered the gap between H閘ette and Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, which was blockaded by Spanish guerillas under Francisco Espoz y Mina.
• Though some maintain that he was not at his best as a leader in battle, as a strategist Espoz y Mina was very successful and displayed great organizing capacity.
• Again the plea was rejected, with the native commander Francisco Espoz y Mina strong in Navarre deciding in turn to forbid his men to pledge an oath to the new Constitution.
• Finally demolished in 1859, its existence is commemorated by a small plaque located at its former location, the intersection of Calle Espoz y Mina and Calle de la Cruz in central Madrid.
• Before and after the war against the Netherlands, Van Halen took part in the First Carlist War in Catalunya under generals Jos?Mar韆 Torrijos, Francisco Milans del Bosch and Francisco Espoz y Mina.
• It is from this conflict that the English language borrowed the word . } } The Spanish War of Independence was one of the most successful Espoz y Mina's " Cazadores de Navarra ".
• This monument was quite damaged ( except the church ) in 1813 by a fire caused by general Espoz y Mina during the Napoleonic French Invasion with the aim of that was not occupied by French troops.
• After Greece, Persat went to Spain and took part in battles against the forces of Louis Antoine, Duke of Angoul阭e, as commander of a cavalry detachment under the command of Francisco Espoz y Mina.
• Liberal commander Francisco Espoz y Mina sent 5, 000 infantry and cavalrymen into the field . 9, 000 Liberal troops were at Estella under Manuel Lorenzo, Marcelino de Ora?Lecumberri, and three other generals.
• The veteran general Espoz y Mina, a Liberal Navarrese commander, attempted to drive a wedge between the Carlist northern and southern forces, but Zumalac醨regui's army managed to hold them back ( late 1834 ).
• The British commissioners traveled with Zumalac醨regui from Asarta to Estella in search of the Isabeline general Ger髇imo Vald閟, in charge of the operations in the north of Spain after the resignation of Espoz y Mina, to sign the agreement.
• Aided by local guerrilla groups that knew the terrain well, Espoz y Mina had positioned his guerrilleros on both sides of the pass, on the route to France, some 20 km north of Vitoria, at four o'clock in the morning.
• In January 1835, the Carlists took over Baztan in an operation where the general Espoz y Mina narrowly escaped a severe defeat and capture, while the local Liberal Gaspar de Jauregi " Artzaia " ('the Shepherd') and his " chapelgorris " were neutralized in Zumarraga and Urretxu.
• At eight o'clock in the morning, a Spanish guerrilla force numbering between 3, 000 and 4, 500 men, led by Francisco Espoz y Mina, ambushed and captured the central part of a convoy made up of 150 wagons and 1, 050 prisoners, escorted by 1, 600 French troops led by Colonel Laffitte and spread out over 5 km.