About Antonio Arce
Born 1743. Antonio Arce was a Spanish military leader and military personnel.
Antonio Vicente de Arce (1743 – ) was a Spanish army officer and diputado for Extremadura at the Cortes of Cádiz (1813–1814).
Career Peninsular War
Arce was appointed lieutenant general by the Junta of Extremadura in June 1808. The following October, as Governor of Vich, he led Spanish troops in an action at Badalona.
On 1 January 1810, the captain-general, unable to offer much resistance to General Bonet's 7,000 troops out of Santander, evacuated Oviedo.
Postwar In 1817, Arce was appointed to the Supreme War Council (Consejo Supremo de la Guerra).
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Who was Antonio Arce?
Spanish army officer (1743 – c. 1817)
When was Antonio Arce born?
Antonio Arce was born in 1743.
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Antonio Arce was a military leader and military personnel.
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Antonio Arce was Spanish.
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