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                  25 th  Battery of 12 from the 2 nd  Regiment.
                  27 th  Battery of 4 from that same Regiment.
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                  4 mountain Batteries of the 6 , 9 , 12 th  and 14 th  Regiment all of 4.
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                  1 mountain Battery of the 1 train Regiment.
                  2 Batteries of 4 of the Mobile National Guards from the Charente.
                  2 Batteries of 12 of the Mobile National Guards from the Bouches du Rhone.
                  1 Battery on foot.
                  1 Battery of the Mobile National Guards from the Maine et Loire.
                  1 machine-gunnery Battery à balles of Captain Pasanisi’s volunteers, who
               in January moved to the 4 th  Brigade of Ricciotti.


               ENGINEERS
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                  1 Company of the 1 Engineers Regiment.
                  1 Company of the auxiliary Italian Engineers of Captain Sartorio.
                  1 Company of Pontonier Engineers from the Rhône.


               CAVALRY
                  (6 Squadrons, 6 snipers).
                  4 Squadrons of the 7 th  and 10 th  Hunters and the 2 nd  and 12 th  Dragoons.
                  1 Squadron of the 3 rd  Hussars.
                  1 Squadron of the 6 th  Dragoons.
                  Squadron of Farlatti’s Scouts.
                  Scouts on horse from the Rhône.
                  Scouting cavalrymen.
                  Cavalrymen from Chambéry.
                  Spanish Corps from Perpignan.


               ISOLATED CORPS
                  Battalion  «Enfants perdus de Paris», Francs-tireurs de la mort».
                  Battalions of the  «Corps-francs réunis du Rhóne», «Les Ours nantais».



               GARIBALDI’S «INSTRUCTIONS»

                  Garibaldi, as it was his habit, despite his poor health conditions, in a few
               days crossed that region in all directions: Mount Rolland, the vast forest of
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