[5] Napier's "History of the War in the Peninsula." Book xx. Chapter iv.
R. CLAY, SON, AND TAYLOR, PRINTERS, BREAD STREET HILL.
P. 8: into the vernadah -> into the verandah.
P. 24: insolence and green -> insolence and greed.
P. 26: A battalian on march -> A battalion on march.
P. 50: paid to this delaration -> paid to this declaration.
P. 65: prophet seem to have been -> prophet seems to have been.
P. 80: their commander had adoped -> their commander had adopted.
P. 84: worst was beter -> worst was better.
P. 116: made night hideous -> made the night hideous.
P. 119: coat of white paster -> coat of white plaster.
P. 139: what they lake in energy -> what they lack in energy.
P. 172: We have been connonaded -> We have been cannonaded.
P. 215: our people though -> our people thought.
P. 236: hord of mutineers -> horde of mutineers.
P. 237: such an autcry -> such an outcry.
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