Show Notes
In the turning point of Napoleon's quest to conquer the Middle East, fierce Ottoman resistance (with some help from the British) proved that Napoleon was not the invincible general he thought himself to be
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As Napoleon's full invasion of Spain continues, the British under the command of Lt. Gen. John Moore make a hasty journey back to the coast knowing that their prospects on the Iberian Peninsula remain in jeopardy, all while being pursued by the Emperor and his Marshals as they try to bring northern Spain to her knees.
With the growing threat of Austria looming, Napoleon heads to Erfurt to reaffirm his alliance with Russia, all the while planning his long awaited full scale invasion of Spain to put down their rebellious ambitions once and for all.
Before he became the Duke of Wellington, Arthur Wellesley rose from relative obscurity to become one of Great Britain's military legends. Today, we discuss the man's career prior to the Peninsular War as we learn about the solider who became the general that brought Napoleon's reign to its end.
Today, we discuss one of the most important figures of the Napoleonic Era--a man who was every bit as important to Napoleon's rise as he was to his eventual demise. Join us as we talk about the man who, to this day, creates contentious debate over his legacy: Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord
With the Spanish Uprising now a full blown war, we turn our attention back west to Portugal where an upstart Sir Arthur Wellesley begins his march into the history books.