History of the Peninsular War, Volume 4 (of 6) — John Shaqi
History of the Peninsular War, Volume 4 (of 6)Southey, Robert
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History of the Peninsular War, Volume 4 (of 6)
Southey, Robert
Peninsular War, 1807-1814
Mr. Bankes 350
Mr. Jacob 351
Mr. Whitbread 352
Mr. Huskisson 354
Mr. Bathurst 354
Reform in the Portugueze army 356
CHAPTER XXX.
O’Donnell appointed to the command in Catalonia 367
Garcia Conde made governor of Lerida 367
Rapid promotion in the Spanish armies 368
Conduct of the people of Villadrau 369
Hostalrich 371
Commencement of the siege 372
First success of O’Donnell 373
Desertion from the French army 373
Want of concert between the provinces 374
Negligence of the Valencian government 376
The force on the Valencian frontier dispersed 377
Suchet advances against Valencia 378
He retreats 380
Conspiracy discovered in that city 381
The French boast of success 382
O’Donnell’s successful operations 383
Siege of Hostalrich 387
Retreat of the garrison 390
Las Medas and Lerida surrendered 394
Augereau superseded by Marshal Macdonald 395
Fort Matagorda taken by the French 396
Storm at Cadiz 398
Cruel usage of the French prisoners in the bay 399
Escape of the prison ships 400
Insurrection and massacre of the prisoners at Majorca 402
Prisoners sent to Cabrera 402
Their inhuman treatment there 403
Marshal Soult’s edict 404
Counter edict of the Regency 405
CHAPTER XXXI.
Inactivity before Cadiz 407
The Regents send for Cuesta 407
Badajoz secured by Romana 408
The British take a position on the frontiers of Beira 408
Astorga summoned by the French 410
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