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English Victories against the Spanish: Part 1
British Victories against the Spanish: Part 10
Sharpe: Ambushes against the French
Mozart: Bardengesang auf Gibraltar: O Calpe!
Vichy French defeats against British: WWII
English Victories against the Spanish: Part 2
English Victories against the Spanish: Part 1
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Lord George Brydges Rodney
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''Within two little years I have taken two Spanish, one French and one Dutch admirals."
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The British Empire held sway over a population of about 458 million people, one-quarter of the world's population and covered more than 13,000,000 square miles (33,670,000 km2): approximately a quarter of the Earth's total land area!

WARS WON BY ENGLAND/UNITED KINGDOM AGAINST FRANCE:

- Invasion of Normandy 1106

- Louis' Wars against England 1109-35
(Normandy is English Crown Possession)

- Henry II's Wars (1159-1184)

- Richard 'Lion heart' War (1194 -1199)

- Barons War (1215-17)

- Edwardian War (1337-1360)

- War of Breton Succession (1341 and 1364) (Auray)

- Portuguese Crisis War (1383-1385) (Aljubarrota)

- 1st Lancastrian War (1415-1429) Henry VI crowned King of France as well as England!

- Edward IV's War 1475

- Henry VII's War (1489-92)

- Italian War 1508-16

- Italian War of 1521-1526

- Italian war 1542-46

- Italian war 1551-1559

- War in Scotland 1560 (end of Auld Alliance)

- Anglo French Colonial Wars 1613-54 (New England, Quebec, Acadia)

- Williamite War 1689-91 (French evicted)

- War of Augsburg League (Louis Acknowledges Protestant King of England & the right of Protestant succession)

- Spanish Succession War (1702-1714) Marlborough unbeaten !

- Queen Anne's War (1702-1713)

- Dummer's War (New England 1721-1725)

- Austrian Succession War (1740-1748) French recognised the British throne & expelled Jacobites from France. France withdrew from the Netherlands in order to have its colonies returned

- King George's War 1744-48 (Louisborg taken)

- First Carnatic War (1744-1748) Cuddalore held

- Second Carnatic War (1748-1754) British East Inida Company wins

- Third Carnatic War (1756-1763) India British not French

- Seven Years War - Europe, Caribbean, seas (1756-63)

- French & Indian War (1754-1763) New France surrenders

- 4th Anglo Dutch War 1780-84

- French Revolutionary War (1792 - 1803) Egypt, India, Ireland, Malta, Seas, French colonies

- Second Anglo-Maratha War (1803--1805)

- Napoleonic War 1804 - 1814: seas, worldwide - ALL French colonies taken.

- Continental System (1806-14)

- The Peninsular War (1808-1814)

- Anglo-Dutch Java War (1810--1811)

- The war of the 6th coalition (1812-1814)

- The war of the 7th coalition (1815)

- Fashoda 'War' 1898

- Vichy War 1940-44

French invasions of British isles:

1216 invasion of England by Louis VIII of France, during First Barons' War FAILURE

The 1386-7 French invasion was organised but defeated off French coast & off Margate FAILURE

1545 French invasion of Isle of Wight on land & sea is defeated - FAILURE

1549 French invasion of Jersey repulsed FAILURE

1692 French invasion involving Jacobite Irish ends before it sails after battles of Barflur & La Hogue - FAILURE

1708 French invasion plan to land on Scotland but defeated by George Byng FAILURE

1744 planned French invasion of Britain as part of the Austrian War of Succession - FAILURE

1745 French-backed Jacobite invasion of Britain led by Bonnie Prince Charlie FAILURE

1759 planned French invasion halted by naval defeat to Britain at Battle of Quiberon Bay - FAILURE

The 1779 Armada executed by France-Spain during American Revolutionary War - FAILURE

1780 French invasion of Jersey repulsed FAILURE

1796 Expédition d'Irlande FAILURE

1798 Invason of Ireland FAILURE

The 1797 French expedition to Wales considered to be the last foreign invasion - FAILURE

The 1803 - 1805 Napoleonic invasion of Britain defeated - FAILURE

Hastings 1066. The mistaken belief that 1066 was a French victory leads to a Rule of French Warfare; 'When incapable of any victory whatsoever - claim someone else's'

France lose ... British win in the end...

French colonies of England:
Calais, Gascony, both for 300 years. Normandy,
England ruled 1/3 of France including Paris for 20 years!
France was even an English Kingdom with a dual monarchy
but also:
Channel Islands
India
Nouvelle France (Canada)
St. Kitts
Dominica,
Grenada,
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines,
Tobago
Malta
St. Lucia
Seychelles
Mauritius

.................

ENGLISH WAR VICTORIES AGAINST SPAIN
& the contributions:

- Alfonsist Revolt (Gascony) 1254-55

- Edwardian War 1337 to 1360

- Breton War of Succession1341-61

- Portuguese Crisis War 1384-87 (incl Margate)

- Desmond Rebellion (Ireland)

- Anglo Spanish War 1585-1604

- 9 Years War (Ireland)

- Dutch Revolt 1568-1648

- Anglo Spanish War 1655-60

- Portuguese Restoration War 1660-65

- English Pirate's on New Spain 1663-72

- War of Spanish Succession 1702-1713

- Queen Anne's War (1702-13)

- War of Quadruple Alliance 1718-20

- Jacobite Rising 1719

- Anglo Spanish War 1725-27

- Anglo-Spanish War 1761-63

- Falklands Crisis 1770

- Gibraltar Siege 1779-83

- Nootka Crisis 1789

- French Revolutionary war 1796-1802

- Napoleonic War 1804-1808

- Peninsula War 1808-14 British liberate Spain

- Hispanic Wars of Independence 1808-29 Hail the British Legions!
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Channel Comments
pledoux (9 hours ago)
Coruña. British retreated and fled to far away by sea left behind more than 20,000 muskets which felt in French hands. British considers it as a victory.
xspjustice55 (12 hours ago)
No,no,no Rodders you´re just mixing battles, skirmishes....and places that Wellington´s drunken anglo-Irish mob visited in their spare time :) Rest of us are trying to be honest n just mention real battles of real significance...like um,Alcañiz, Bruch,Castellon,Gerona,Rosily, San Marcial,Zaragozza,Tamames,Bail­en,Valencia,Valmaseda,Villafra­nca,Yevenes,and many more I´ve missed out!
albertohWP (15 hours ago)
The British victory at San Sebastián was pyrrhic. Thanks to the Spanish (and the victory over the offensive of Soult) the exhausted Wellington's army was saved of a certain defeat.
albertohWP (15 hours ago)
2 years later...

- Italian War 1508-16
- Italian War of 1521-1526
- Italian war 1542-46
- Italian war 1551-1559

Hahahaha! LOOOOOSEEEEEEEERRRR!!!!
albertohWP (15 hours ago)
LordClown... Only the 2nd Siege of Gerona (though a Spanish defeat) was more important to the final victory over Napoleon than many victories over the French. The 2nd Siege of Zaragoza also was an heroic Spanish resistance.

"La Guerra en España... esa desdichada guerra me perdió. Napoleón Bonaparte.
albertohWP (15 hours ago)
The victory in Ciudad Rodrigo was in great part by Miguel Ricardo de Álava. The operations of the Siege of Ciudad Rodrigo were led by Miguel de Álava (recomended by Wellington, great friend of Álava) in late 1811, gaining victory little later, in January 1812, which led to his promotion to Field Marshal.
albertohWP (15 hours ago)
WTF!!!!? BOOOO HOOOOO!!! What is this list? Most of these victories were Spanish victories fucking loser, with Anglo-Portuguese help of course, but Spanish victories. Tell me British victories without help, like in Walcheren Campaign hahahahahaha!!!

Battles of the Bruch, 1st Gerona, Lorca, Valdepeñas, Mallén, 1st Saragossa, Valencia, Valmaseda, French fleet at Cádiz, Bailén, Tamames, Calatayud, Castellón, Alcañiz, Samper de Calanda, Puentesampayo, Murcia, Villafranca, León, Vigo, Cádiz, Caldelas, Morrazo, Logroño, Pontevedra, La Lama, Tarragona, Valls, Figueras, La Bisbal, San Marcial..... without any help. There are many more I have missed out! And the Spanish militias? The Spanish militias killed more French soldiers than any other force in this war.

Read it and weep!
albertohWP (16 hours ago)
Jajajaja fucking liar. I have already explained the battle. Of course my little English friend, Zayas repelled the French columns. The Spanish did took all the credit of the victory. But seriously.... In La Albuera the British were a bunch of incompetents. You have to be honest with this. Beresford??? Beresford was saved by the Spanish divisions of Ballesteros and Lardizabal, even the incompetence of this guy provoked an episode of "friendly fire". Pathetic... Spanish victory.
pledoux (19 hours ago)
In Peninsula France fought with one hand. It was simultaneous to the war against Austria(5th coalition), Walcheren, the damn invasion of Russia, 6th coalition and Liepzig. The bulk of Napoleon's forces and best troops were fighting far away.
Spainisdifferent1000 (22 hours ago)
I need a rest. Tenerife looked like hell. All kind of proyectiles fell upon us. I tried, but I wasn´t able to step in that bloody island. I can even hear those Spaniards laughing... Damn you Gutierrez!!!
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