English Expedition and Spanish Armies in Decline
A sweeping 19th century analysis details the 1808-1814 Iberian campaigns. It criticizes Lord Wellington and Moore, argues Madrid and Andalusia fell to French forces, and deplores English policy. It compares conduct of battles, sieges, and strategic decisions, condemning scorched earth tactics and urging support for Spanish insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Portugal
Grea
Victorian Bildoo
Galicia
Burgos
Chicannes
Samo Sierra
Catalonia
Moote
Val- Tadfid
Madrid
Andalusia
Salarhanea
Talimatin
Hig'qin Shaavetal
Moore
Espe
Rosato
Blake
Estremadura
Udela
Astanos
Guadarama
Sweden
Staid
Sveaborg
Finland
Aries
Lord Wellington
Lisbon
Duke of Dalmatia
Oporto
Ile
Kogan
Wellington
England
Mexico
Peruys
Lond Wellingson
Wargar
Theyscows
Seville
Funta
Cadiz
Gunerala Wyllington
Vienna
Witairs
Walchereuu
Wellesley - Ban
Forte
Thich Lou Wellington
Hungary
Portugel
Ciudad Rodrigo
Almeida
Romana
Ciudad
Rodrigo
Craufurd
Matcoutres
Prussia
Austria
India
Pylsen
Ray Spedtar
France
Continent
Decree Drives German Cities Into Imperial Civilities List
A fragment from a Sept 20 document details a large decree dated Aug 18 at St Clouden. It lists Amsterdam and Rotterdam among the governed cities under the empire’s authority. It notes duties on chemical produce and bank cashiers, plus broader press censorship across departments. The report mentions renewed chatter about Senator Guerst Boeaxvanre Tus sailing to America with an ally, and references Westphalia and home-department oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Mit Trottekdam
Phacearray
Tha. Empiiton
Guerst
Ammética
Sankdes Alwesy
Pardige
Contention News From Marstrand and Largeland
A courier from Orebro arrives with a demand for the release of an English officer and boats crew captured at Marstrand. A Baltic convoy near Langeland faces a Dutch flotilla bombardment with limited success, while reports from Copenhagen and Frankfurt detail royal movements and military adjournments.
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Langeland
Ty Eadbae
Copenhagen
Mutiny and Seizure Charges Against Major Storey in Masulipatam
Court martial at Masulipatam on January 22 finds Major Storey guilty of mutiny and sedition for arresting Lt Col Innes, issuing field service orders, and co authoring a scandalous address to the Governor General. He is cashiered. mercy is urged by presiding officers.
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Frankfort
Maing
Sweden
Weimar
Germany
Pretsch
Leipsics
Dresden
Ieee
Nlf
Iimself
St George
Warde
Major Cien
Ornis
Coubsineyy
Francis. Gowdie
Loos Sapaage
George
Hanso
aRed Pot
Daige Cate
Cetyl Erators
Jon
Josrus
St. George
Whyland
Tie ‘Court
Juatus Parrenson
Ted
Renalir
Madris
Giazette
Innes
Masulipatamy
Madras
19Th Regiment Native Infantry
Burt St. George
Andrews
Madras European Regiment
Masitipmam
Shaié Teath
August Jasty
Paterson
Govdie
Tus
Conway
Courg
Piagdér, Ma&jr
Reipszip Boenoh
Sipreys
Henry Wawde
MoloreGeit
W.ormer
Deptt
Itpee
Court Jour
Seth Asie
Sreauy
Masolipatam
Henry Wanner
gid'Rraident
Empezinado’s guerrilla campaigns in Spain described
The article recounts Empezinado’s defiant resistance across Spain, detailing bands led by Ingiks, curates, nobles, and peasants, intercepting convoys, besieging towns, and harassing French forces. It notes attacks near Madrid, Valladolid, and Galicia, plus bold actions to seize guards and palace loot, illustrating his feared influence and naval-like campaign across the peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Bragedi
Uisel
Axel Ap Hey
Tigre
Peninsula
Pierker
Galicia
Marshal Nex
Madrid
Ulers
Solas
Volladolid
Hedtias
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