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A Few Remarks, Explanatory of the Motives Which Guided the Operations of the British Army (Classic Reprint): During the Late Short Campaign in Spain
Excerpt from A Few Remarks, Explanatory of the Motives Which Guided the Operations of the British Army
From the correspondence between Sir John Moore and mr.frere, it has certainly' with seeming probability, been assumed that Sir John Moore yielded his own judgment to the opinion of the British minister, and that he was induced to form the junction with Sir David Baird, and to make the move towards Valladolid.
From the correspondence between Sir John Moore and mr.frere, it has certainly' with seeming probability, been assumed that Sir John Moore yielded his own judgment to the opinion of the British minister, and that he was induced to form the junction with Sir David Baird, and to make the move towards Valladolid.
70 pages, Paperback
First published August 31, 2013
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