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The Prince of Cobourg, after these operations, laid siege to Quesnoy, and
subsequently invested Maubeuge, while the Duke of York continued his march in
the direction of Orcbies, Tourcoing, and Menin, with the British, Hanoverian, and
...
The Prince of Cobourg, after these operations, laid siege to Quesnoy, and
subsequently invested Maubeuge, while the Duke of York continued his march in
the direction of Orcbies, Tourcoing, and Menin, with the British, Hanoverian, and
...
Página 74
On the 26th of August, the vessels, conveying a large British force, came to
anchor near the shore of the Helder; and on the 27th the troops began to
disembark. The first enterprise was the taking of the Helder. His Royal Highness
himself ...
On the 26th of August, the vessels, conveying a large British force, came to
anchor near the shore of the Helder; and on the 27th the troops began to
disembark. The first enterprise was the taking of the Helder. His Royal Highness
himself ...
Página 99
C. Passing over the Guadarama mountains, seven leagues north of Madrid, on
the 13th October, 1809, accompanied by some British officers of the Guards,
about 80 British soldiers, and several Spaniards, the whole convoyed by a strong
...
C. Passing over the Guadarama mountains, seven leagues north of Madrid, on
the 13th October, 1809, accompanied by some British officers of the Guards,
about 80 British soldiers, and several Spaniards, the whole convoyed by a strong
...
Página 167
The British army under the command of General Clinton, had marched from
Lisbon for Coimbra> which was to be their headquarters, and where they were to
arrive by the 16th. It was considered that by the 1 Oth inst. there would not be a ...
The British army under the command of General Clinton, had marched from
Lisbon for Coimbra> which was to be their headquarters, and where they were to
arrive by the 16th. It was considered that by the 1 Oth inst. there would not be a ...
Página 357
According to the late convention between Great Britain and Portugal, her Royal
Highness the Infanta engages to provide the necessary buildings for hospitals,
barracks, stores, magazines, &c. for the British Auxiliary Army, according to the ...
According to the late convention between Great Britain and Portugal, her Royal
Highness the Infanta engages to provide the necessary buildings for hospitals,
barracks, stores, magazines, &c. for the British Auxiliary Army, according to the ...
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