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Toribio Gragera de Vargas

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In 1767, he had enlisted as an under-age cadet in the Volunteer Cavalry Regiment of Spain. In 1792, he was promoted to colonel in the Provisional Regiment of Trujillo, and in 1794, he was promoted to lieutenant colonel of the Infantry Regiment of Extremadura, taking over the command from
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in Madrid (1808), he had already emitted a declaration against the French forces the following 5 May, the Count was killed by an angry mob at the end of that same month.
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The Count of Torre del Fresno was one of the three captains-general slain by the Spanish population following the
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Toribio Gragera de Vargas y ArgĂĽello, 3rd Count of Torre del Fresno
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at the head of one of the three Spanish columns sent to assist
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In July 1807, he was appointed military governor of
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Index

Spanish name
surname
Madrid Uprising
Filanghieri
Solano
Cuesta
War of the Pyrenees
Sant Llorenç de la Muga
Black Mountain
War of the Oranges
Campo Maior
Badajoz
Juan Carrafa
headed for Portugal
Junot
Dos de Mayo Uprising
Oman, Charles
A History of the Peninsula War, Vol. I.





"Toribio Gragera de Vargas y ArgĂĽello".
Real Academia de la Historia
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People of the Peninsular War
1756 births
1808 deaths

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