- Tarifa, garrisoned by General Colin Campbell, [112];
- Tarragona, blockaded by the Catalans, [94], [95], [563];
- Wellington’s designs against, [344].
- Taupin, general, anecdote concerning, [392].
- Thiébault, Paul, general, governor of Salamanca, revictuals Ciudad Rodrigo, [159];
- Thomières, general, his division at Salamanca, [432];
- Todd, Alex., major, restores bridge of Alcantara, [333], [334].
- Tordesillas, captured by Santocildes, [502].
- Toreno, conde de, his account of Joseph’s negotiations with the Cortes at Cadiz, [139].
- Trant, Nicholas, general, protects Almeida, [281];
- Treillard, general, routs D’Urban’s force at Majalahonda, [508]-[13].
- Uslar, Frederich von, captain, leads the last charge at Garcia Hernandez, [486].
- Valencia, kingdom of, invasion of by Suchet, [2];
- Valencia, city of, [10];
- Valladolid, abandoned by French, entered by Wellington, [491].
- Vallée, general, at the siege of Saguntum, [27].
- Vandeleur, J. Ormsby, general, commands brigade at the storm of Ciudad Rodrigo, [179], [181];
- wounded, [182].
- Vere, Charles, A.Q.M.G., his account of the battle of Salamanca, [455]-[6].
- Victor, Claude Perrin, marshal, Duke of Belluno, his unsuccessful siege of Tarifa, [115]-[29].
- Villacampa, Pedro, general, rout of his infantry at Saguntum, [37];
- Villagarcia, combat of, [277], [278].
- Villa Velha, bridge of, its importance, [284], [333].
- Villavicencio, admiral, member for the Cadiz Regency, [144].
- Vives, general, governor of Ciudad Rodrigo, refuses Marmont’s summons to surrender, [280], [281];
- commended by Wellington, [296].
- Wachholz, Ludwig von, Captain Brunswick-Oels Jägers, his account of Salamanca, [455], [456].
- Wellesley, Richard, marquis, resignation of, [153]-[6], [349].
- Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, Marquis of, takes Ciudad Rodrigo, [2];
- his relations with the Portuguese Regency, [145];
- financial difficulties, [146]-[50];
- his support by the Home Government, [151]-[6];
- prepares for siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, [161]-[7], [186];
- prepares to be attacked by Marmont, [199];
- plans attack on Badajoz, [201]-[17];
- moves to Elvas, [219];
- his memorandum on Marmont’s probable action, [221]-[3];
- comments on fall of Badajoz, [255];
- his views on giving quarter to a resisting garrison, [260];
- soundness of his plan for taking Badajoz, [272];
- determines to march on Marmont, [290];
- his plan for Hill’s raid on Almaraz, [320], [321];
- advances into Leon, [335];
- approves Bentinck’s plan for attacking French on Catalonian coast, [343]-[8];
- his financial difficulties, [348]-[52];
- advances on Salamanca, [353]-[8];
- his adventure with French cavalry skirmishers, [402];
- long strategical movements, [402]-[17];
- battle of Salamanca, [421]-[70];
- summary of, [470]-[4];
- urges on pursuit of enemy, [475];
- gives up pursuit, [483];
- enters Valladolid, [491];
- marches on Madrid, [497];
- his letter to Bentinck, [499];
- triumphal entry into Madrid, [514];
- his comments on Slade’s defeat at Maguilla, [524];
- leaves Madrid for the valley of the Douro, [578];
- division of his forces on advancing toward Burgos, [582].
- Whigs, their factious opposition to the Peninsular War, [151].
- Whittingham, Samuel Ford, general, leads Balearic division to descent on coast of Catalonia, [565];
- at Alicante, [572].
- Wilson, John, general, brings Portuguese militia to Guarda, [283];
- surprised by Marmont at Guarda, [285].
- Zamora, besieged by Silveira, [386]-[7], [502].
- Zayas, José, general, commanding a division in Valencia, [3];
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