Salamanca, 128, 129, 130, 147, 148, 149, 172, 178, 205, 206, 208, 210, 222, 223, 224; campaign of, chap. x.; battle of, 211, 212 Saldanha, 132 Salisbury, troops trained at, 1774, 109 Salvatierra, 236, 237, 238 Sanchez, Don Julian, 179 Sandhurst, 253 _n._ "Sans culottes," 30, 59 Santarem, 145 Sarre, 258, 260, 300 _n._ Sault de Navailles, 269 Saxons, 275 Scheldt R., 142, 277 Schweidnitz, Gen., 276 Seaton, Lord. _See_ Colborne, Sir J. Senlis, 298 "Sepoy General," Napoleon's name for Wellington, 291 Septinsular Republic (Ionian Isles), 308 Seringapatam, 90 _n._; capture of, 92 Seville, 162, 195 Shawe, Capt. R., 51st, killed in Corsica, 76 Shorncliffe, 135, 250; Sir J. Moore's camp at, 114-120 Siborne, Capt. W., the historian, 288; his model of Waterloo, 293 Sicily, 308; Sir J. Moore goes to, 117 Sickness of troops, in Corsica, 51, 52, 54, 55, 57, 60, 61, 65, 69; in India, 93; in Ceylon, 98, 99; in Walcheren, 142, 145; in Peninsula, 177, 178, 179, 194, 219, 224, 258 Sierra de Gata (Gaeta), 183 Simancas, 216 Simonstown, South Africa, occupied by British in 1795, 91 Skirmishers, Croats as (1757), 106; Mesnil Durand advocates use of (1774), 106, 107; Red Indians as, 107; Highlanders as, 107 _n._; training of British, 112-120; at Waterloo, 284, 285, 289, 295. _See also_ Light Infantry; Jägers; Voltigeurs. Smellie, Capt. P., 51st, 208 Smith, Gen. Sir Harry, 222 Soldiers, British, amusements of, 123, 180; characteristics of, 250, 252, 257; conduct of, 20, 21, 36, 94, 95, 134, 189, 190, 191, 199, 200, 223, 224, 237, 238, 243; punishment of, 22-24, 198, 201, 203, 204, 223 Soult, Marshal, Duc de Dalmatie, Moore's adversary in Corunna campaign, 131-140; defeated by Wellesley at the Douro, 143; commands French in South Spain, 150; moves towards Badajoz, 152, 157; defeated at Albuhera, 157; joined by Marmont, 161; retires to Seville, 162; encounters Graham outside Badajoz, 186; in Andalusia, 195, 196, 197; cut off by destruction of Almaraz bridge, 205; advances on Madrid with King Joseph, 222; commands French army in the Pyrenees, 239; attempts to relieve Pampeluna and San Sebastian, 239-245; holds the line of the Nivelle, 258; defeated by Wellington, 260; holds Bayonne and the line of the Nive, 265; defeated at Orthes, 268; retires to the north-east, 269; defeated at Toulouse, 270; quits Waterloo with Napoleon, 291; collects the French army at Laon, 296; retreats on Paris, 297 South Africa, British and Dutch in, 1794-1814, 90-92