A British Rifle Man; the Journals And Correspondence of Major George Simmons, Rifle Brigade, During the Peninsular War And the Campaign of Waterloo;

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Digitized by Google Desertions from the French 135 "Education is fortune sufficient to a man who will 1811 make good use of it." Journal — 20/A January-i^th March 181 1 Considerable reinforcements have joined the Lisbon.
French army, several of the Brunswickers have deserted to the enemy, and some were detected in the act of going over. Three of them were shot and the corps sent to the rear. Deserters, both officers and men, very frequently came over from the French army.
I found myself quite r...estored to health, and went Jan.
to the Italian opera, San Carlos. Also went on board *oth the Tonnant^ 80 guns, to see the brother of lieu- tenant Stokes, a friend of mine, who was exceedingly kind, as well as the whole of the officers, and showed me the greatest hospitality.
The remains of the Marquis Romana were brought 27th on shore at Belem. Minute guns were fired. The body was taken to the Church of San Justine, where it was interred with much pomp and ceremony, the British and Portuguese soldiers being all under arms, and police guards also.

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