 Complete the following phrase:  Tactically, Soult planned his battles well, but often left too much to his subordinates. Wellington said that Soult never seemed to know how to handle troops after a battle had begun. An example of this was at the Battle of Albuera, where he brilliantly turned Beresfords flank to open the battle, yet when he found himself facing unexpected opposition from British and Spanish troops, he allowed his generals to adopt a clumsy attack formation and was beaten. Another example of his strengths and weaknesses can be seen at the 