The Peninsular War came to a close.
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After years of bloody conflict, the Peninsular War finally came to a close in Spain. The war, which began in 1807, was a brutal struggle between the forces of Napoleon Bonaparte's French Empire and a coalition of Spanish and British forces. The Spanish people had endured occupation, displacement, and violence throughout the conflict. However, in 1814, the tables turned as the French suffered a series of defeats and were eventually forced to withdraw from Spain. This marked a significant turning point in Spanish history, as it signaled the end of French dominance and the beginning of a period of restoration for the Spanish monarchy. The war had taken a heavy toll on both sides, but the Spanish people's resilience and determination ultimately won out. It was a moment of relief and celebration for the Spanish population, who could finally work towards rebuilding their shattered country. #Spain #PeninsularWar #EndOfWar
Primary Reference: Spanish American wars of independence - Wikipedia
Location : Spain

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