Titlebook: Burgos in the Peninsular War, 1808-1814; Occupation, Siege, A Charles J. Esdaile,Philip Freeman Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Matrix Metalloproteinase Protocolslgrimage in itself, it was an important way-station on the so-called . — the great Spanish ‘pilgrims’ way’ that to this day takes travellers from the Pyrenees to the shrine of Saint James at Santiago de Compostela — as well as a significant communications hub (as witness Figure 2.1: setting aside th

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Sources and Questions,lready witnessed the passage of large numbers of French troops in the direction of Portugal in the autumn of 1807, in November of that year it was among the first of Spain’s cities to play host to a permanent French garrison, whilst in April 1808 it witnessed the fateful journey that took Spain’s ri

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Occupation,ever, that the city was free of French soldiers. On the contrary, strategically situated as it was, it became home to a substantial garrison, not to mention several military hospitals, whilst large numbers of troops continued to pour through the city on their way to destinations further south or wes

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The Siege, fired many of the buildings in the immediate vicinity of the Cerro de la Blanca in an attempt to deny their use to the besieging forces and create a clearer field of fire.. As they flowed around city and citadel alike, the different regiments had a clear view of the defences, and it is not difficul