In the Words of Wellington's Fighting Cocks: The After-action Reports of the Portuguese Army during the Peninsular War 1812-1814 (Pen & Sword) translates reports from battalion through brigade level to illuminate Portuguese actions over that crucial two years. They also add a history of the Portuguese army in the war before 1812 with organizational and command changes. Fielding a Portuguese army for the wargames table has sometimes teased me when looking for a new project, and this book might tip me over the edge.
Wargaming Illustrated, review by Neil Smith

Gareth Glover looks at all aspects of daily life of soldiers, even if the main focus lies on officers, not on common soldiers, which might have provided a slightly different angle. It still gives us valuable insight that later memoirs probably cannot provide.
NetGalley, Anja Kwiatkowski

A good historical book regarding Wellington’s battle at Vitoria. The author makes good use of personal accounts by those at the battle to really enhance the story. The event is well described and you get a feeling of being in the action. A great read.
NetGalley, Ron Baumer

This is a great little book to help you learn about the Army at this time and will be a good jumping off point into further researched. I can see this book being well read by Re-enactors and Wargammers alike. Read the full review [link=https://medievalswordschool.co.uk/wellingtons-infantry/]here[/link]
Medieval Sword School

The detailed treatment of the war of the outposts is excellent, informative and easy to enjoy at the same time. Read the full review [link=https://www.arrse.co.uk/community/reviews/book-review-wellingtons-light-division-in-the-peninsular-war.1551/]here[/link]
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