A military map of Portuguese roads during the Peninsula War
Map of the Roads of Portugal.
London: Arrowsmith, 1st January 1811. Two sheets conjoined, total 585 x 1325mm, dissected and laid on linen as issued, folded into paper slipcase. With the ink ownership inscription ''Hon. L:General Taylor'' on linen.
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A detailed map of the roads of Portugal, orientated with north to the left, published for the use of the British Army during the Peninsular War (1807-14), the Iberian theatre of the Napoleonic Wars. At the time of issue the Anglo-Portuguese army under Wellington faced a French army led by Marshal Masséna.
The ownership inscription is probably that of General Robert Taylor (or Taylour, 1760-1839), an Irish soldier in the British Army, styled 'The Honourable' from birth. He became a lieutenant-general in 1808. He did not serve in the Peninsula but Wellington's campaign there would have been of huge interest to any serving offiver.








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