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Serra do
Bussaco (
pronounced [buˈsaku]) is a
mountain range in Portugal,
formerly included in the
province of
Beira Litoral. The
highest point in the...
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Braga Grijó
Porto Almeida Bussaco TorresVedras Redinha Sabugal FuentesDeOñoro The
Battle of Buçaco (pronounced [buˈsaku]) or
Bussaco,
fought on 27 September...
- This is the
order of
battle for the
Battle of
Bussaco, 27
September 1810. Commander-in-Chief:
Marshal M****éna Army total: 65,050 (49,809 infantry, 8,419...
- At the
entrance of the old convent,
there is a
plaque to the
Battle of
Bussaco which commemorates the fact that
Viscount Wellington, who
later became...
- Alba de
Tormes 1810 Cádiz
Astorga Ciudad Rodrigo Barquilla Côa
Almeida Bussaco 1811
Gebora Barrosa Pombal Redinha Casal Novo
Campo Maior Sabugal Almeida...
- Calvary. In
September 1810 the
tranquility was
shattered by the
Battle of
Bussaco: the ****ure Duke of Wellington,
commanding an Anglo-Portuguese army of...
- Sharpe's Gold and also
partook in Sharpe's
Escape during the
battle of
Bussaco. He
partook in the
Battle of
Fuentes de Oñoro in and went to
fight with...
- Alba de
Tormes 1810 Cádiz
Astorga Ciudad Rodrigo Barquilla Côa
Almeida Bussaco 1811
Gebora Barrosa Pombal Redinha Casal Novo
Campo Maior Sabugal Almeida...
- Alba de
Tormes 1810 Cádiz
Astorga Ciudad Rodrigo Barquilla Côa
Almeida Bussaco 1811
Gebora Barrosa Pombal Redinha Casal Novo
Campo Maior Sabugal Almeida...
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Artillery (RHA) & part of the 14th & 16th,
Light Dragoons The
Battle of
Bussaco, (27
September 1810) was a
defensive battle won by the
Allies which allowed...
