Manila ransomed : the British assault on Manila in the Seven Years War

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Manila ransomed : the British assault on Manila in the Seven Years War

Nicholas Tracy

(Exeter maritime studies, 10)

University of Exeter Press, 1995

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Bibliography: p. 144-150

Includes index

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Description

In 1762, at the end of the Seven Years War, a small but technically proficient force of British Army regulars and East India Company soldiers, supported by the ships and men of the East Indies Squadron of the Royal Navy, sailed from Madras to capture Manila. Commanded by General William Draper and Vice-Admiral Samuel Cornish, they captured the greatest Spanish fortress in the western Pacific and attempted to establish a trade with China.

Table of Contents

List of illustrations Preface Portraits Maps 1. The Plan 2. The Siege of Manila 3. The Occupation 4. The Reckoning Reference notes List of abbreviations employed Reference notes Bibliography of sources consulted Documentary sources Published contemporary records Reference works Analytic works Unpublished theses Index

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