1995
DOI: 10.2307/2944504
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The Most Monstrous of Wars: The Napoleonic Guerrilla War in Southern Italy, 1806-1811.

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“…First, Marshal André Masséna The Return of Siege: The Revolutionary-Napoleonic Wars took four months to besiege and capture the coastal fortress of Gaeta (4 March-18 July 1806). 120 From late 1806, the French then besieged Amantea in southern Calabria, which capitulated on 7 February 1807; 121 and the following February, the French captured the fortress of Scilla on the Strait of Messina, the small British garrison forced to evacuate after eight days of cannon fire had ruined the defences. 122 In Central and Eastern Europe, siege operations came in two main phases during the Napoleonic Wars, the first during the French conquests of 1806-07, and the second in the aftermath of the retreat from Russia and during the collapse of the French Empire in 1813-14.…”
Section: The Return Of Siege: the Revolutionary-napoleonic Warsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, Marshal André Masséna The Return of Siege: The Revolutionary-Napoleonic Wars took four months to besiege and capture the coastal fortress of Gaeta (4 March-18 July 1806). 120 From late 1806, the French then besieged Amantea in southern Calabria, which capitulated on 7 February 1807; 121 and the following February, the French captured the fortress of Scilla on the Strait of Messina, the small British garrison forced to evacuate after eight days of cannon fire had ruined the defences. 122 In Central and Eastern Europe, siege operations came in two main phases during the Napoleonic Wars, the first during the French conquests of 1806-07, and the second in the aftermath of the retreat from Russia and during the collapse of the French Empire in 1813-14.…”
Section: The Return Of Siege: the Revolutionary-napoleonic Warsmentioning
confidence: 99%