Triunfo de Wellington: Vitoria 1813

The transcript details the events surrounding the Battle of Vitoria during the Peninsular War. It describes the strategic positions of the French and British armies, Wellington's plans, and the support from Spanish forces. The narrative follows Wellington's advance, the French retreat, and the decisive Battle of Vitoria, highlighting the chaos and looting that ensued. The aftermath of the battle marked a turning point in the war, leading to the decline of French power in Spain and setting the stage for further conflicts in Europe.

What was the state of the French armies in Spain during May 1813?

How did Wellington's Army change after the winter of rest and training?

What were the concerns of King Joseph regarding his forces?

Describe Wellington's plan for his Army's advance.

What role did the Spanish guerrillas play in the conflict?

What was the outcome of the Battle of Vitoria for the French forces?

How did Wellington react to the looting that occurred after the battle?

What were the estimated casualties for the French and British forces during the war?

What strategic consequences did Napoleon face after the disaster in Spain?

What was the significance of the Battle of Leipzig in relation to the events in Spain?