The History of Modern Europe, With An Account of the Decline And Fall of the Roman Empire; And a View of the Progress of Society, From the Rise of the Modern Kingdoms to the Peace of Paris in 1763 in a Series of Letters From a Nobleman to His Son
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Encouraged by these favourable events, the confederates entered the enemy's country, on the frontiers of Beira and Alantejo, and reduced the principal places in the province of Estramadura. In other quarters they were still more successful. An English fleet, conducted by sir Cloudesly Shovel, carrj'ing five thousand land forces, under the celebrated earl of Peterborough, being joined at Lisbon by sir John Leake and the Dutch admiral Allemande, and reinforced with some troops from the confederat...e army in Portugal, took on board the archduke, and sailed for the coast of Catalonia, where he was supposed to have many friends. Alarmed at the appearance of such a formidable force, the Spaniards, in general, declared for the house of Austria. The fortresses of Lerida and Tortosa were yielded without a blow : Barcelona, though furnished with a garri- son of five thousand men, under the duke de Popoli, was obliged to surrender, and almost the whole kingdom of Va- lencia, as well as the province of Catalonia^ submitted to Charles Ill^n The particulars of the siege of Barcelona, as related by Voltaire, are too much for the honor of this country to be omitted by an English historian.
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Encouraged by these favourable events, the confederates entered the enemy's country, on the frontiers of Beira and Alantejo, and reduced the principal places in the province of Estramadura. In other quarters they were still more successful. An English fleet, conducted by sir Cloudesly Shovel, carrj'ing five thousand land forces, under the celebrated earl of Peterborough, being joined at Lisbon by sir John Leake and the Dutch admiral Allemande, and reinforced with some troops from the confederat...e army in Portugal, took on board the archduke, and sailed for the coast of Catalonia, where he was supposed to have many friends. Alarmed at the appearance of such a formidable force, the Spaniards, in general, declared for the house of Austria. The fortresses of Lerida and Tortosa were yielded without a blow : Barcelona, though furnished with a garri- son of five thousand men, under the duke de Popoli, was obliged to surrender, and almost the whole kingdom of Va- lencia, as well as the province of Catalonia^ submitted to Charles Ill^n The particulars of the siege of Barcelona, as related by Voltaire, are too much for the honor of this country to be omitted by an English historian.
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