This book provides a detailed account of the military operations between the Allied army, led by the British, and the French forces in the Pyrenees from July 25 to August 2, 1813. It highlights the strategic maneuvers, battles, and the significant role of the British soldiers during this phase of the Peninsular War. The author, F. C. Beatson, emphasizes the moral qualities and tactical expertise of the British forces under Wellington's command, showcasing their confidence and resilience. The book also offers insights into the logistical and strategic challenges faced during hill campaigns, drawing parallels with later military experiences. It serves as both a historical record and a source of military lessons, aimed at military historians and enthusiasts. |