History of the King's German Legion (Paperback)

Preface; 1. Situation of the electorate of Hanover on the breaking out of the war; 2. Unhappy mode adopted by ministers; 3. Wallmoden takes the command of the army at Celle; 4. Mutiny of the Hanoverian heavy cavalry brigade; 5. Feelings of the king; 6. Rapid organization of the new corps; 7. Eight thousand of the legion embark for Rugen; 8. Strong sally of the enemy; 9. Effects of the late gale; 10. Column is suddenly ordered to countermarch; 11. Narrative of the retreat; 12. Success of the French in Spain; 13. The first hussars of the legion join the army in Portugal; 14. Expedition to the Scheldt; 15. Appearance of Flushing; 16. Duties of the German regiments in Sicily; 17. Condition of the British and German troops after the Battle of Talavera; 18. Unsuccessful attempt of General Craufurd; 19. Humanity toward a body of wounded French; 20. Operation in the Isle of Leon; 21. State of the armies in Portugal; 22. Retreat of Massena; Appendix.