Страница - 126Страница - 128- Eblé, Jean Baptiste, general, builds bridge equipage at Punhete, [15].
- El Bodon, combat of, [565-9].
- El Medico (Dr. Juan Palarea), guerrillero chief, [213].
- Empecinado, the, guerrillero chief, [213], [246].
- Eroles, Baron, commands a division in Catalonia, [493-4], [511], [520], [540];
- defeated at Montserrat, [532].
- Erskine, Sir William, general, commands Light Division in Craufurd’s absence, [135];
- at Pombal, [139];
- at combat of Casal Novo, [151], [152];
- at Foz do Arouce, [156-8];
- his mistakes at Sabugal, [191-6], [200];
- fails to intercept convoys for Rodrigo, [289], [298], [299];
- at Fuentes de Oñoro, [311];
- fails to intercept French leaving Almeida, [352-6];
- transferred to a cavalry division, [458].
- España, Carlos de, general, serves near Abrantes, [16], [17];
- Estremadura, Soult’s expedition into, [23-61];
- Eugenio, general (Orsatelli), defeated and slain at Pla, [243].
- Fane, captain R.N., his disastrous raid on Palamos, [241].
- Fenwick, major, mortally wounded at Obidos, [7].
- Ferey, general, his useless expedition beyond the Zezere, [15];
- at Fuentes de Oñoro, [313-48];
- commands one of Marmont’s divisions, [361].
- Figueras, surprised by Rovira and the miqueletes, [491-2];
- Fletcher, Richard, colonel, commanding engineer at the siege of Badajoz, [282], [284], [287];
- Fonte Cuberta, Masséna’s adventure at, [147].
- Foy, Maximilien, general, sent by Masséna to Napoleon, [10], [28], [206];
- his return with dispatches to Masséna, [75];
- again sent to Paris, [177];
- his report to the Emperor, [295];
- carries letter of recall to Masséna, [357];
- his estimate of Marmont, [359-60];
- receives command of a division, [361];
- his diversion during the El Bodon campaign, [581].
- Foz do Arouce, combat of, [155-8].
- Freire, Manuel, general, commands Army of Murcia, advances against French, [477];
- joined by Blake, [478];
- retreats before Soult’s advance, [481].
- Fririon, François, chief of the staff to Masséna, his evidence cited, [10], [17], [71], [147], [148], [167], [172], [176], [197], [343-8].
- Fueute Guinaldo, Wellington’s position at, its dangers, [572-5].
- Fuentes de Oñoro, position of, [307-10];
- Galicia, state of, in the spring of 1811, [212];
- Gasca, colonel, his circuitous retreat to Valencia, [531].
- Gazan, Honoré, general, his pursuit of Ballasteros, [33], [34], [93];
- at Badajoz, [41];
- returns to Andalusia with Soult, [129];
- at Albuera, [380].
- Gebora, battle of the, [51-5].
- George III, political results of the insanity of, [65].
- George, Prince Regent, continues Perceval ministry, [66].
- Gibraltar, threatened by the French, [594].
- Gijon, occupied by the French, [210], [586].
- Girard, Jean Baptiste, general, operations of, [35-9], [48-50];
- Godinot, general, his operations at Albuera, [378], [389];
- sent against Blake, [454], [478];
- defeats J. O’Donnell at Zujar, [480];
- chases Ballasteros, [593];
- his failure, commits suicide, [594].
- Golegão, Masséna’s conference at, [77-80].
- Gor, the Murcian army at, [479];
- driven from the position, [480].
- Gough, Hugh, major, leads Irish Fusiliers at Barrosa, [120].
- Graham, Thomas, general, at Cadiz, [93];
- his plan for an attack on Victor, [94], [95];
- his career and character, [96], [97];
- at Barrosa, [107-27];
- his controversy with La Peña, [129-30];
- transferred to Army of Portugal, [130];
- commands Wellington’s left wing, [552-63], [572], [579];
- criticism of, on the September campaign, [581-2].
- Granada, insurrections in the kingdom of, [478], [483-4].
- Grant, colonel, operations of his irregular force, [75].
- Grattan, William, of the 88th, describes devastation of Portugal by French, [135-6];
- Guadiana, the, Beresford’s difficult passage of, [207-10].
- Guarda, Masséna retreats on, [179];
- Guerrilleros, importance of the operations of, [206-7], [210], [213], [463-4], [472], [483].
- Guingret, captain, his authority quoted, [12].
- Habert, general, commands a division under Suchet, [241], [487], [490], [500];
- leads the stormers at Tarragona, [522].
- Hamilton, general, commands a Portuguese division, [4], [5];
- Hardinge, Colonel Henry, urges Cole to charge at Albuera, [390], [391].
- Harispe, general, commands a division under Suchet, [487], [497], [500], [516].
- Herck, Manuel, governor of Olivenza, his disgraceful surrender, [36], [37].
- Heudelet, general, at Santarem, [82-3];
- Hill, Lieut.-Col. J., captured at Fuentes de Oñoro, [328].
- Hill, Rowland, general, commands 2nd Division, [4], [5];
- invalided by fever, [6];
- returns and takes command of two divisions, [416], [457-9];
- his autumn operations in Estremadura, [595-7];
- routs Girard at Arroyo dos Molinos, [605].
- Hoghton, general, his charge at Albuera and death, [385-7];
- Houston, general, at Fuentes de Oñoro, [317-20];
- Imaz, General José, succeeds Menacho as governor of Badajoz, [56];
- Iremonger, colonel, his blunders at Almeida, [352].
- Istria, Duke of, see [Bessières].
- Jaca, Suchet opens route to France by, [488].
- Jerumenha, bridges constructed at, [267], [283].
- Joseph Bonaparte, King of Spain, quarrels with Bessières, [210];
- his Army of the Centre, [213];
- Napoleon’s intention to deprive him of Catalonia and give him Portugal, [215];
- proposes to abdicate, [217];
- travels to Paris, [218];
- his complaints against Bessières, [468].
- Jourdan, Jean Baptiste, marshal, returns to Madrid, [219].
- Junot, Andoche, general, Duke of Abrantes, his position north of Santarem, [9], [13];
- at skirmish of Rio Mayor, [75];
- at council of Golegão, [78];
- movements of, during Masséna’s retreat, [131], [132], [164], [179], [180];
- at Belmonte, [186];
- reaches Sabugal, [187], [202];
- at Fuentes de Oñoro, [311-48];
- returns to France, [360].
- Lacy, General Luis, takes command of the Catalan army, [531];
- his difficulties, [539];
- makes head against Macdonald, [541].
- La Carrera, Martin, general, at Badajoz, [54].
- La Cuadra, general, chased by Soult, [477], [479], [481].
- Lahoussaye, general, operations of, [214].
- La Peña, Manuel, general, commands Tarifa expedition, [95], [99];
- his failure to help Graham at Barrosa, [124];
- retires on Cadiz, [127];
- his controversy with Graham, [129];
- deprived of his command, [130].
- La Romana, José Caro, Marquis of, serves under Wellington in Portugal, [24], [32];
- Lardizabal, Manuel, general, in Tarifa expedition, [99], [101];
- Las Vertientes, combat of, [481].
- Latour-Maubourg, Marie Charles, in Estremadura, [32];
- at siege of Badajoz, [46-7], [49], [51];
- summons and takes Albuquerque, [256];
- at combat of Campo Mayor, [258-64];
- succeeds Mortier in command, [268];
- retires from Estremadura, [276], [277], [284];
- joins Soult in marching to relieve Badajoz, [286], [363], [369];
- at Albuera, [403];
- at combat of Usagre, [412-15];
- at combat near Elvas, [447];
- routs the Murcian army, [481].
- Leal, J. C., Portuguese artilleryman, his good service at Coimbra, [149].
- Leiria, Drouet at, [22], [64];
- burnt by the French, [135].
- Leite, general, governor of Elvas, [273], [456].
- Leon, operations of Bessières and Dorsenne in, [466-71].
- Leval, Jean François, general, at Cadiz, [105], [106];
- Lilli, major-general, Conde de Alacha, governor of Tortosa, see [Alacha].
- Liverpool, Robert Jenkinson, Earl of, his correspondence with Wellington, [65-9].
- Loison, Louis Henri, general, commands division at Santarem, [8], [14], [146];
- Long, R. B., general, at combat of Campo Mayor, [259-62];
- retires before Soult’s advance on Badajoz, [369];
- retreats too hastily, [372];
- blamed by Wellington for cavalry disaster near Elvas, [447], [448], [450];
- takes command of 2nd Cavalry Division, [458].
- Longa, guerrillero chief, [207], [210], [211], [463], [468], [469], [474].
- Losada, general, commanding Army of Asturias, [463], [586].
- Lumley, Hon. W., general, commands cavalry at Albuera, [372], [403];
- Lusitanian Legion, at Albuera, [390-1].
- Macdonald, Étienne, marshal, Duke of Tarentum, on the lower Ebro, [229], [241];
- his march on Lerida, [242];
- checked at Pla, [243];
- his march from Lerida to Barcelona, [485-6];
- blockades Figueras, [496];
- his long siege of that place, [535-9];
- returns to France, [541].
- Madden, brigadier-general, leads Portuguese cavalry to relief of Badajoz, [43-6];
- his disaster at the Gebora, [53].
- Mahy, Nicolas, captain-general of Galician army, recalled, [212].
- Manresa, taken and burnt by Macdonald, [486].
- Maransin, Jean Pierre, general, pursues Ballasteros, [277], [278].
- Marbot, Marcellin, colonel, his authority quoted or doubted, [12], [147], [153], [157], [304], [348].
- Marchand, Jean Gabriel, commands rearguard in Masséna’s retreat, [162];
- Marcognet, general, his skirmish with Wilson at Espinhal, [7];
- encounters Drouet’s advanced guard, [17].
- Marmont, Auguste Frédéric, marshal, Duke of Ragusa, replaces Masséna as commander of Army of Portugal, [295], [357];
- his career and character, [358-60];
- reorganizes the Army of Portugal, [360-2], [404], [432];
- marches south, [433];
- meets Soult, [445];
- relieves Badajoz, [446];
- returns to the valley of the Tagus, [457];
- his quarrels with King Joseph, [544-5];
- marches to relieve Ciudad
- Rodrigo, [559];
- his campaign against Wellington, Sept. 1811, [561-80];
- hesitates to attack Fuente Guinaldo, [575];
- retires to cantonments, [585];
- his correspondence with Napoleon, [587-9].
- Masséna, André, marshal, Prince of Essling, his position about Santarem, [1-57];
- receives orders from Napoleon by General Foy, [75], [76];
- holds a conference at Golegão, [77-80];
- retreats from Santarem, [82], [131-97];
- surprised at Fonte Cuberta, [147];
- quarrels with Ney, [148];
- retreats towards Plasencia, [162];
- his difficulties, [173-5];
- supersedes Ney, [176-8];
- abandons his plan of going to Plasencia, [181];
- crosses the Coa, [187];
- retreats on Ciudad Rodrigo, [197];
- causes of his failure, [203-5];
- recalled by Napoleon, [295];
- reorganizes his army, [301];
- quarrels with Bessières, [303];
- defeated at Fuentes de Oñoro, [310-48];
- withdraws garrison from Almeida, [349-54];
- receives his recall, [357].
- Masterson, sergeant, captures an eagle at Barrosa, [121].
- Mathieu, Maurice, governor of Barcelona, defeats attempt of Campoverde to surprise Monjuich, [245].
- Medina Sidonia, combats at, [98], [127].
- Menacho, Rafael, general, governor of Badajoz, [40];
- his gallant defence, [55];
- his death, [56].
- Mendizabal, general, retreats on Badajoz, [32];
- garrisons Olivenza, [35];
- and Badajoz, [40];
- leads a force to relieve Badajoz, [43-4];
- his failure, [47-9];
- routed at the Gebora, [53].
- Merle, Pierre Hugues, general, at combat of Sabugal, [192].
- Mermet, Julien, his engagements during Masséna’s retreat from Portugal, [138-9], [142], [157];
- Mina, Francisco, guerrillero chief in Navarre, [207];
- joins Longa and Porlier, [468].
- Miot de Melito, André, courtier of King Joseph, [217-18].
- Miranda, José, general, lands in Catalonia to support Campoverde, [507];
- his feeble actions, [517];
- insists on returning to Valencia, [528];
- embarks, [530].
- Monjuich, fortress of, failure of Campoverde to surprise, [245].
- Montbrun, Louis Pierre, general, [55];
- at Pombal, [137];
- fails to seize Coimbra, [140], [149];
- on the Alva, [163];
- at El Bodon, [198];
- with Masséna, [302];
- at Fuentes de Oñoro, [315-48];
- with Marmont’s advance on Badajoz, [437], [446];
- operations of, in front of Elvas, [446];
- commands at the combat of El Bodon, [566-70].
- Montijo, Conde de, his irregular warfare in Granada, [478-82].
- Montserrat, stormed by Suchet, [533-4];
- recovered by the Spaniards, [541].
- Morillo, Pablo, general, exploits of, [597].
- Mortier, Edouard, marshal, in the expedition to Estremadura, [30];
- skirmishes with Ballasteros, [33];
- at Badajoz, [48], [52], [54];
- left in command at Badajoz by Soult, [62], [247];
- marches against and takes Campo Mayor, [253-5];
- rescues Latour-Maubourg after combat of Campo Mayor, [263], [264];
- recalled to Paris, [268].
- Murcia, Army of, its unsuccessful campaign against Soult, [477-81].
- Myers’s Fusilier Brigade, exploits of, at Albuera, and death of its commander, [390-3].
- Napier, Sir William, his strictures on the Perceval Cabinet, [67];
- on Wellington at Redinha, [143];
- on cavalry pursuit at Campo Mayor, [264];
- describes doings of the Light Division at Fuentes de Oñoro, [326];
- criticism of Wellington’s action at Fuentes de Oñoro, [343-8];
- on topography of Albuera, [374];
- on battle of Albuera, [385], [386], [398], [401];
- his remarks on Soult’s strategy in September, [454];
- on Dorsenne’s advance into Galicia, [471];
- on Contreras’s conduct at Tarragona, [510], [513].
- Napoleon, Emperor, his orders to Drouet, [18], [19];
- to Soult, [23];
- his failure to understand situation of affairs in Spain and Portugal, [228], [93], [94], [204], [205];
- approves of Masséna’s superseding Ney, [178];
- establishes a single military commander in Northern Spain, [207];
- threatens to annex Spain, [215-16];
- refuses Joseph command over the troops in Spain, [219-20];
- supersedes Masséna, [295], [357];
- his criticism of Bessières, [305];
- his orders to Soult, [363-5];
- his criticism on Marmont, [435];
- his orders to Suchet for the conquest of Catalonia, [485];
- orders the reconquest of the Asturias, [585];
- directs Marmont to invade the Alemtejo, [587-8];
- his projects for the conquest of Valencia, [591-2].
- Ney, Michel, marshal, Duke of Elchingen, commands 6th Corps, [8], [9];
- his advice to Masséna at council of Golegão, [78];
- retreats from Leiria, [131], [132], [134];
- commands rearguard at Pombal, [138];
- at Redinha, [142], [143];
- at Condeixa, [146];
- his quarrel with Masséna, [148];
- at Foz do Arouce, [155-8];
- on the Alva, [164], [171];
- quarrels with Masséna and is removed from command, [176-8].
- Niebla, the Condado of (W. Andalusia), operations in, [30], [34], [58], [128];