Wellington the boy.
I am writing this to tie into what would have been the 251st Birthday of Arthur Wellesley, the 1st Duke of Wellington, on 1st May 1769....
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Josh & Marcus: All Things Wellington Video
Josh Provan, from Adventures in Historyland and I, both enthusiastic, decided to start a series of video calls, to tell the story of...
French atrocities against civilians in the Peninsular War
A difficult topic, but one that is often 'dismissed' by Francophile historians as too common, was the French Army's behaviour towards the...
Wellington's first Peninsular Command
In June 1808 Wellington was back in Britain, having returned from 9 years exemplary service in India (1796 - 1805), having won famous...
The Gentlemen Riders – Yeomanry in Georgian Britain
In 1793, the French revolutionary government declared war on Great Britain, adding fear of foreign invasion to that of domestic...
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