18th Century in Wales - 18th-Century Welsh People, Years of the 18th Century in Wales, Battle of Fishguard, Isaac Davis, 1790s in Wales (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 46. Chapters: 18th-century Welsh people, Years of the 18th century in Wales, Battle of Fishguard, Isaac Davis, 1790s in Wales, William Morgan, 1740s in Wales, John Evans, Francis Gwyn, 1730s in Wales, 1700s in Wales, 1710s in Wales, 1770s in Wales, 1750s in Wales, David Griffiths, Thomas Crofts, 1780s in Wales, 1720s in Wales, 1760s in Wales, Edward Jones, David Jones, Richard Fenton, Walter Griffith, 1800 in Wales, 1794 in Wales, Jemima Nicholas, 1782 in Wales, Thomas Edwards, 1784 in Wales, 1799 in Wales, 1749 in Wales, 1792 in Wales, 1752 in Wales, 1777 in Wales, 1753 in Wales, William Camden Edwards, 1795 in Wales, 1775 in Wales, 1780 in Wales, 1798 in Wales, 1796 in Wales, 1769 in Wales, 1786 in Wales, 1744 in Wales, 1746 in Wales, 1776 in Wales, 1748 in Wales, 1760 in Wales, 1787 in Wales, 1791 in Wales, John Edwards, 1790 in Wales, 1793 in Wales, 1751 in Wales, 1755 in Wales, 1766 in Wales, 1770 in Wales, 1785 in Wales, 1773 in Wales, 1779 in Wales, 1758 in Wales, 1765 in Wales, 1756 in Wales, 1783 in Wales, 1772 in Wales, 1764 in Wales, 1750 in Wales, 1797 in Wales, 1774 in Wales, 1747 in Wales, 1771 in Wales, 1778 in Wales, 1754 in Wales, 1757 in Wales, 1768 in Wales, 1781 in Wales, 1789 in Wales, 1788 in Wales, 1762 in Wales, 1763 in Wales, 1759 in Wales, 1761 in Wales, 1745 in Wales, John Bradford, Philip Vaughan, 1767 in Wales. Excerpt: The Battle of Fishguard was a military invasion of Great Britain by Revolutionary France during the War of the First Coalition. The brief campaign, which took place between 22 February and 24 February 1797, was the most recent effort by a foreign force that was able to land on Britain, and thus is often referred to as the "last invasion of Britain." The invasion was the plan of General Lazare Hoche, who had devised a three-pronged attack on Britain in support of Irish Republicans unde...