The 51st (2nd Yorkshire West Riding) Regiment of Foot Corunna, Winter 1808-09

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The 51st (2nd Yorkshire West Riding) Regiment of Foot Corunna, Winter 1808-09Towards the end of 1808 the regiment disembarked at Corunna. They were slow to get themselves ready to take the field and before they could march, Lieutenant General David Baird had gone off with the main contingent to meet Sir John Moore on his way from the south. While on the march there were several changes of orders that came down from the main force which had them going back and forth but by mid December they were on the road to Astorga. Having

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With echoes of Paul Klee and Gustav Klimt

One of a series of i-phone Hipstamatic compositions

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Overprinted Letterpress ink and Type on Deckle Edged Cotton RagA mixed media foray with Cranfield Letterpress inks

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source there were only 122 men with 134 horses in the 1st Regt

and the fragment was retrieved