  | CHAPTER | | PAGE | | I. | Introductory—The Old Peninsular Army | 1 | | II. | Sources of Information—The Literature of the Peninsular War | 9 | | III. | The Duke of Wellington—The Man and the Strategist | 39 | | IV. | Wellington’s Infantry Tactics—Line versus Column | 61 | | V. | Wellington’s Tactics—The Cavalry and Artillery | 94 | | VI. | Wellington’s Lieutenants—Hill, Beresford, Graham | 115 | | VII. | Wellington’s Lieutenants—Picton, Craufurd, and Others | 129 | | VIII. | The Organization of the Army: Headquarters | 153 | | IX. | The Organization of the Army: Brigades and Divisions | 163 | | X. | The Organization of the Army: The Regiments | 178 | | XI. | Internal Organization of the Regiment: The Officers | 195 | | XII. | Internal Organization of the Regiment: The Rank and File | 208 | | XIII. | The Auxiliaries: The Germans and the Portuguese | 220 | | XIV. | Discipline and Court-Martials | 237 | | XV. | The Army on the March | 255 | | XVI. | Impedimenta: The Baggage: Ladies at the Front | 268 | | XVII. | A Note on Sieges | 279 | | XVIII. | Uniforms and Weapons | 292 | | XIX. | The Commissariat | 307 | | XX. | A Note on the Spiritual Life | 320 | | Appendix I. | Establishment and Stations of the British Army in 1809 | 333 | | Appendix II. | The Divisions and Brigades of the Peninsular Army, 1809–1814, by C.T. Atkinson, M.A., Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford | 343 | | Appendix III. | Bibliography of English Diaries, Journals and Memoirs of the Peninsular War | 375 | | Index | | 385 |
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