The Peninsular Journal, 1808-1817 of Major-General Sir Benjamin D'Urban Published by Greenhill Books, part of their Napoleonic Library series. From the dustjacket: The Journals give a day to day summary of the Peninsular Campaign, which was found invaluable by Sir Charles Oman, and provides a counter to what D'Urban considered unfair criticism of Beresford by Sir Charles Napier. Long out of print, this unique record of events fills a need for everyone interested in the campaigns of 1809-1815, particularly in regard to the operations of the Right Wing of the Allied Army and of the part played by the Portuguese Army, which has not always received the credit due for some of its major exploits. The post-war Journals, 1815-1817, bring a telling insight to the problems faced by Beresford and his British officers as the Regents in Portugal aim at the destruction of the proud Army, so lovingly and laboriously created by the Marshal and his staff. Item Condition: This book and the dustjacket are both in Very Good+ condition, with no stamps, bookplates, or names from previous owners inside. Dimensions are approx: 8.75" x 5.5" x 1.25" This book will ship in a box, with bubble wrap. Photos are of the actual book that will be shipped.