A narrative of the campaign which preceded the Convention of Cintra to which is annexed the report from the Board of Enquiry to the King. Copied from ... Stockdale." Illustrated with military plans - Softcover

Title: A narrative of the campaign which preceded the Convention of Cintra ... to which is annexed the report from the Board of Enquiry to the King. Copied from "The Proceedings on the Enquiry by John Joseph Stockdale." Illustrated with military plans.

Publisher: British Library, Historical Print Editions

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Wellington, Arthur Wellesley Duke of; Stockdale, John Joseph.;
1809.
16, 41 p. ; 8º.
9079.aa.27.

John Joseph Stockdale (1770 -1847), compiler and publisher of "The Conquest of Java, "was the eldest son of the publisher John Stockdale. Admitted to the Stationer's Company in London in 1802, he began publishing books on military history. This book was compiled in record-breaking time when news reached London of the projected British invasion of Java.