War-time English Forces in Spain and Portugal 1707 Numbers
A historical record explains the planned and actual English troop strength for Spain and Portugal around 1707. It details 29395 intended troops, breakdowns of regiments, and the shortfall due to recruitment, illness, and redeployments. It notes how regiments were formed, dispatched, and reallocated, with officers and prisoners counted in the totals. The document also covers Allied foreign troop expeditions and financial steps to fund reinforcements, including payments drawn from other levies. It references actions by Earl Peterborough, the Earl of Galway, and Lord Tyrawley, and mentions specific movements to Valencia, Catalonia, and Portugal.
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Nak
Spain
Portugal
Aral
Peterborow
Galway
Portugil
Barl Rivers
Lord Tyranly
Wide
Lord of
Piterboron
Earl of Gufmay
England
Ireland
Valencia
Furbay
Bar
Valieia
Catalonia
Tarl of Buarrym
Peterdrow
Mizy
Funz
Birrmere
Siam
Cdlaanza
Peterburow
Gulmay
Earl Brears
Porsueal
Barrymore
Spiriih
Paffan
Guards
Gorces
Alcantz
Paris
London
Lisbom
Earl of Galeway
Marquis Dus
Italy
Catalinas
Earl of Pensbroke
Trelard
Duke of Marlborough
K. Augustus
Britain
Margrett Eustace
Killcullen
Kildare
Dublin
Astes
Arabia
Tarffboy
Baltrainey
John Ulsher
BackzLa
James Bayley
Winetavern Streve
James Dehrty
Joe Currauh
Kusdave
Laftia Boul
Bine
Cork
Nagas
Janes Cunningham
Francis Dickton
Cunninghat Francis Dickson