SHARPE'S REDCOATS (CONTINUED)

• ?, Oliveira, Colonel, Portuguese Cacadores. Commander of Garrard’s battalion the thin- faced officer is killed by Loup despite surrendering by castration to protect the hiding place of his colours. Sharpe’s Battle.<o:p></o:p>
• Leon O’Reilly, Private, Real Compania Irlandesa. One of the better soldiers among the Guardsmen. Sharpe’s Battle.<o:p></o:p>
• Sir William Erskine, General. The General is mad, drunk and incompetent and commands the blockading force at Almeida but lets the French garrison escape. Although not told in the books we know from history that he eventually commits suicide. Sharpe’s Battle.<o:p></o:p>
•  Edward Pakenham, General. Wellington’s brother in law and the Adjutant- General he is in Sharpe’s court martial for murdering La Marques Cesares el Grande y Melida Sadaba. Sharpe’s Battle and Honour.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Tarrant, Major, Royal Artillery. In charge of the reserve of ammunition at Fuentes de Onoro. Sharpe’s Battle.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Hughes, Private, British Army. Brother of the other Hughes he is recovering from an arm wound and guards the ammunition. Sharpe’s Battle.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Hughes, Private, British Army. Brother of the other Hughes he is recovering from a leg wound and guards the ammunition. Sharpe’s Battle.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Gutreridge, Private, South Essex. One of the new men in the Light Company. Sharpe’s Company.<o:p></o:p>
• William Matthews, Ensign, South Essex. Another of Sharpe’s new Ensigns like the rest he is soon killed, during the attack on the Badajos dam. Sharpe’s Company.<o:p></o:p>
• Jack Collett, Major, South Essex. The friend of Colonel Windham the Major is a good man but he is killed during the bloody assault on Badajos. Sharpe’s Company.<o:p></o:p>
• Brian Windham, Colonel, South Essex. The new Colonel of the South Essex after Lawford’s wound he is a brave, clever officer but he is killed just outside of Salamanca because of the breaking of parole by the Frenchman Colonel Leroux. Sharpe’s Company and Sword.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Rymer, Captain, South Essex. The Captain is brought on over Sharpe’s head and is scared by war, Hakeswill and Sharpe but Sharpe does not have to worry for long as he is killed during the assault on Badajos. Sharpe’s Company.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Fitchett, Lieutenant, Royal Engineers. Lights the unsuccessful fuse to the dam at Badajos. Sharpe’s Company.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Kemmis, General. Commander of the British Fourth Division at Badajos. Sharpe’s Company.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Leith, General. Commander of the British Fifth Division at Badajos. Sharpe’s Company and Sword.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Nairn, Major- General. Sharpe meets the Scotsman about the mission to Adrados and they become firm friends. Nairn gets his wish to command a brigade late in the war and appropriates Sharpe as Chief of Staff but Nairn dies of his wounds at the battle of Toulouse. Sharpe’s Enemy, Regiment and Revenge.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Chatsworth, Private, British Army. Nairn’s orderly. Sharpe’s Enemy.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Gilliland, Captain, Royal Horse Artillery, Rocket Troop. The exitable young officer has a passion for his inaccurate weapon that Sharpe finds a use for in the Gateway of God. Sharpe’s Enemy.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Rogers, Lieutenant. The cavalryman is the staff officer who fetches Sharpe to Nairn for the Adrados briefing. Sharpe’s Enemy.<o:p></o:p>
• Augustus Farthingdale, Colonel. The foppish Colonel who wears the uniform of the Princess Royals’ Dragoons is found out by Sharpe for rescuing his ‘wife’ who turns out to be his whore, Josafina Locosta. The Colonel cowardly tries to pull out the garrison but Sharpe scotches him and then defeats the French. Sharpe’s Enemy.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Kinney, Lieutenant- Colonel, Fusiliers. The Welshman is a good officer but he is killed by the army of deserters at Adrados even though the Colonel is under a flag of truce. Sharpe’s Enemy.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Ford, Major, Fusiliers. Kinney’s second in command he is shot in the back during the assault on the deserters as he is very unpopular. Sharpe’s Enemy.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Brooker, Captain, Fusiliers. The Captain is commander of the Grenadier Company and ends up in charge of the battalion. Sharpe’s Enemy.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, McDonald, Ensign, South Essex. Yet another new Ensign for Sharpe he is killed by Leroux even though the Frenchman is on parole. Sharpe’s Sword.<o:p></o:p>
• Sir Robin Collard. One of the lackey’s surrounding La Marquesa de Cesares el Grande y Melida Sadaba’s carriage. Sharpe’s Sword.<o:p></o:p>
• Lord Jack Spears, Captain, Cavalry. His Lordship, one of Hogan’s Exploring Officers, is a kind, friendly man and as handsome as the day is long but his honour is thrown away by Leroux who forces him into spying and Spears also has the dreaded Black Lion pox and deliberately gets himself shot right at the end of the battle of Salamance. Sharpe, liking the Lord, protects his honour and gives him the hero’s death. Sharpe’s Sword.<o:p></o:p>
• ?, Bowes, Brigadier- General. The General is in charge of the first assault on the three forts in Salamanca but is killed during the unsuccessful attack. Sharpe’s Sword.<o:p></o:p>
• Michael Connelly, Sergeant. The Irishman, dying of alcohol poisoning is in charge of the death room at the hospital. Sharpe’s Sword.<o:p></o:p>
• Peter D’Alembord, Captain, South Essex. Takes over the Light Company when Sharpe is made a Regimental Major and he proves to be a good officer. He is promoted to Major during the Waterloo campaign but he is wounded in the leg during Waterloo and has to have the leg amputated. Sharpe’s Honour, Regiment, Revenge and Waterloo.

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