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FLIGHT OF THE EAGLE

FEBRUARY 1810 FRENCH TURN
Germany remains quiet.

Lannes conducts successful partisan sweeps in the Potuguese mountains.

FEBRUARY 1810 ALLIED TURN
Transports appear off the Dutch coast and disembark 25,000 English, Russian and Swedish troops. Amsterdam is quickly taken, sparking mass desrtions among the Dutch contingents serving under French colors.

Battles

Date Name Attacker Defender Description Victor Casualties

February 1810 Amsterdam
Barclay
15,000

Wellington
10,000

5,000
Wellington and Barclay de Tolly land with 25,000 English, Russian and Swedish troops and march to Amsterdam. After a brief cannonade, the 5,000 Dutch defenders surrender. When word spreads to the 30,000 Dutch troops serving under French colors, mass desertions result. Poniatoski, at the head of 15,000 Dutch troops, narrowly escapes capture by his mutionus soldiers by leaping out of a second story window.
Russia/England 5,000 French
5,000 Russian

Battles
Date	Name	Attacker	Defender	Description	Victor	Casualties
February 1810	Amsterdam	Barclay 15,000 Wellington 10,000	5,000	Wellington and Barclay de Tolly land with 25,000 English, Russian and Swedish troops and march to Amsterdam. After a brief cannonade, the 5,000 Dutch defenders surrender. When word spreads to the 30,000 Dutch troops serving under French colors, mass desertions result. Poniatoski, at the head of 15,000 Dutch troops, narrowly escapes capture by his mutionus soldiers by leaping out of a second story window.	Russia/England	5,000 French 5,000 Russian