Imperial Decree and Spanish War Bulletin From 1808
A dated imperial decree from Keres Wey proclaims traitors to France and Spain and grants confiscation of their property across multiple kingdoms. The bulletin recounts the Corunna campaign, French patrols, sieges, and English losses, noting captures, cannon, ships, and wounded, with Franco-Spanish forces advancing from Corunna toward Santiago and St. Jago Campostella.
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Keres
Wey
Napoleon
Italy
Rhine
Afantado
Hicar
Medina Coeli
Santa Cruz
Fernah Nunez
Altamira
Catel
Naples
Kingdom of
Holland
Joseph” Bonaparte
Bonaparte
Madrid
England
Juntas
Vairaponip
Dalmatia
Betanzos
Roth
Mero
Burgo
Franceschi
Sela
Corunna
Santiago
Yerilla
St. Margaret
St. Philip
Merinet
Elvina
Jordan
Hamilton
Fontaney
Spain
Moore
Baird
Aflorga
Crawford
Corunaa
Que
M. Bougars
M. Tabourea
Ditor
Portugal
G. Franceschi
St. Jago Campostella
Romana
Divi
Ciy
Alze
Joseph Napoleon
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St. Roquean
Gibraltar
Saragoffa
Copenhagen
Cadiz
Ferrol
Operta
Feriou