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

by Charles Oman

[316] See vol. i, pp. 371, &c.

[317] Supplementary Dispatches, vii. pp. 449-50.

[318] Henry Wellesley to Wellington. Supplementary Dispatches, x, pp. 571-3.

[319] Bathurst to Wellington, Supplementary Dispatches, vii. 577, and Castlereagh to Sir Charles Stuart, ibid., p. 586, March 3, 1813.

[320] See above, vol. v, pp. 342-7.

[321] Wellington to Bathurst. Dispatches, x. pp. 384-5.

[322] For this forgotten raid in December 1813, see Études Napoléoniennes, 1914, p. 191. For the Genoa affair see C. T. Atkinson in the R.U.S.I. Journal, 1915.

[323] See Wellington to Torrens, May 28, 1812. Dispatches, ix. p. 182. Yet Wellington, unconsulted though he had been, expresses his thanks to the Duke for fixing upon a successor to Murray.

[324] Creevey Papers, i. p. 173.

[325] Supplementary Dispatches, vii. pp. 427-8.