History of the Peninsular War, Volume 3 (of 6) — John Shaqi
History of the Peninsular War, Volume 3 (of 6)Southey, Robert
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History of the Peninsular War, Volume 3 (of 6)
Southey, Robert
Peninsular War, 1807-1814
The French establish their hospital there 234
Preparations for defence at Porto 235
Advance of the French from Chaves 237
Tumults at Braga 238
General Freire murdered 240
The Portugueze routed before Braga 242
The French enter Braga 243
They appear before Porto 245
Oliveira murdered 246
The Bishop leaves the city 247
Porto taken 247
Massacre there 248
Soult remains in Porto 250
Disposition of the inhabitants 251
Marshal Soult’s views respecting the Liberals and the Jews 252
His hopes of becoming King of Northern Lusitania 254
He visits the Church of N. Senhor de Bouças 256
Chaves retaken by Silveira 260
Proceedings at Coimbra 262
Colonel Trant takes a position upon the Vouga 265
Cruelties of the French 268
Positions of the French and Portugueze 269
Romana captures the garrison at Villa Franca 270
Efforts of the Galicians 273
Barrios sent into Galicia 275
The Portugueze and Galicians blockade Tuy 276
Vigo 277
The Spaniards appear before Vigo 278
Recapture of that place 279
Blockade of Tuy 283
The Portugueze recross the Minho 284
The French in Tuy relieved and withdrawn 284
CHAPTER XX.
Plans of the intrusive government 286
Effect of the war upon the French soldiery 287
Temper of the Spanish generals in La Mancha and Extremadura 290
Reforms in the Spanish army 291
The Duque del Alburquerque 291
He proposes offensive operations 292
They are undertaken when too late 293
The Duke sent to join Cuesta 294
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