History of the Peninsular War, Volume 5 (of 6)Southey, Robert
History
History of the Peninsular War, Volume 5 (of 6)
Southey, Robert
Peninsular War, 1807-1814
Suchet refuses to send the troops which Macdonald required from
him 269
Eroles introduces troops into Figueras 270
The French blockade it 270
Attempts to destroy Mina 272
Tarragona 291
Siege of that city 295
Campoverde enters it after a defeat 296
Fort Olivo betrayed 297
Contreras appointed to command in the city 298
Campoverde goes out to act in the field 298
Fort Francoli abandoned 300
Troops sent to reinforce the garrison, and landed elsewhere 301
The lower town taken 303
Suchet’s threat 303
The mole at Tarragona 303
Campoverde’s inactivity 304
Ill behaviour of the Spanish frigates 305
Colonel Skerrett arrives with British troops from Cadiz 305
Tarragona taken by assault 306
Massacre there 308
Campoverde resolves to abandon Catalonia 310
Eroles refuses to leave it 311
General Lacy arrives to take the command 311
Montserrate taken by the French 312
Fall of Figueras 313
Base usage of the prisoners taken there 314
Manso 314
Conduct of the Junta of Catalonia 316
Lacy’s proclamation 316
Retreat of the cavalry from Catalonia to Murcia 317
State of the enemy in Catalonia 319
Las Medas recovered by the Spaniards 320
Successful enterprises of Lacy and Eroles 322
Corregidor of Cervera taken and punished 324
Eroles enters France and levies contributions 324
CHAPTER XXXIX.
State of Portugal 327
Expectation of peace 328
Disposition of the continental powers to resist Buonaparte 329
Plans of Soult and Marmont 330
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