An account of the islands of Walcheren and South Beveland, against which the British expedition proceeded in 1809. Describing the different operations of his majesty's army during the siege of flushing and containing observations on the character, custom, religion, and commerce of the inhabitants. To which are added, a few remarks respecting the nature of the climate, and the causes and symptoms of the disease which prevailed among the troops By George Hargrove, Jun