A history of the Peninsular War, Vol. 6, September 1, 1812-August 5, 1813

by Charles Oman

• Zadorra, the river, its importance in battle of Vittoria, [384];
  • crossed by Kempt, [407];
  • by Picton, [411];
  • Reille’s defence along, [435].
• Zamora, French garrison of, relieved by Foy, [11];
  • occupied by Daricau, [327];
  • occupied by Graham, [330].

FOOTNOTES

[1] August 23, from Madrid, Dispatches, ix. p. 374.

[2] Certainly Carlos de España and Morillo, probably some of the Galicians, and even some of Elio’s or Ballasteros’ troops from the South, if they proved able to feed themselves and march.

[3] Dispatches, ix. p. 424, to General Dumouriez, to whom Wellington often sent an illuminating note on the situation.

[4] Dispatches, ix. pp. 390-1. Alten had the 3rd, 4th, Light, and España’s divisions.

[5] Dispatches, ix. p. 377.