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it is impossible to commend too much the conduct of the generals both horse and foot. Sir John
Legonier, who charged at the head of the British dragoons with that skill and spirit that he has shown on so many occasions, and in which he was so well
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The French Hospital in England: Its Huguenot History and Collections
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Field Marshal Lord Ligonier: A Story of the British Army, 1702-1770
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in 1719 he was adjutant-general of the troops employed in the
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which was underway at this time. Ligonier was also made a
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in the Rhine Campaign of 1742 to 1743. He was promoted to
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512:John Ligonier was born Jean-Louis de Ligonnier in
825:In September 1757, following the disgrace of the
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989:"Presidential Address: "From Refugee to C-in-C""
911:Church. There is a monument to him, sculpted by
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1474:History of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
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2116:The Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh
1687:The British Field Marshals 1736–1997
1011:Miscellanea genealogica et heraldica
881:National Register of Historic Places
607:He fought, with distinction, in the
849:on 3 December 1757, Colonel of the
631:in August 1704, and was present at
2527:The Viscount Montgomery of Alamein
1931:Lieutenant-General of the Ordnance
1055:"John Ligonier, 1st Earl Ligonier"
899:Ligonier spent his later years at
818:Coat of Arms of Lord Ligonier, at
753:Lieutenant-General of the Ordnance
615:in October 1702. After becoming a
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2266:Commanders-in-Chief of the Forces
1380:Murdoch and Vigne, pp. 17 and 18.
1269:. Vol. 7. 1745. p. 535.
792:On 6 April 1750 he was appointed
781:in March 1748 and colonel of the
16:British field marshal (1680–1770)
2716:English people of French descent
2073:Commander-in-Chief of the Forces
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1530:"Ancient History of Cobham Park"
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500:from 1748 to 1763 and served as
407:John Ligonier, 1st Earl Ligonier
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81:Commander-in-Chief of the Forces
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1772:. University of Georgia Press.
1253:. 12 November 1745. p. 10.
755:on 19 March 1747, he fought at
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2131:Master-General of the Ordnance
1680:. Manchester University Press.
1233:. 22 February 1742. p. 3.
859:Master-General of the Ordnance
717:Monument to Earl Ligonier, by
483:Master-General of the Ordnance
362:War of the Austrian Succession
63:Master-General of the Ordnance
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1768:Pilkington, Laetitia (1997).
1689:. Pen & Sword Books Ltd.
1600:Ligonier, John Ligonier, Earl
1471:Boucher, John Newton (1906).
1442:. 3 December 1757. p. 1.
1419:. 30 January 1753. p. 2.
837:. He worked closely with the
653:War of the Quadruple Alliance
609:War of the Spanish Succession
570:François-Auguste de Ligonnier
566:War of the Spanish Succession
553:, was educated in France and
442:and raised to the peerage as
350:War of the Quadruple Alliance
318:War of the Spanish Succession
99:Military Governor of Plymouth
2796:Fellows of the Royal Society
1720:Jeffrey Amherst: A Biography
1718:Mayo, Lawrence Shaw (1916).
1289:. 1 January 1746. p. 1.
1085:UK public library membership
926:(son of his younger brother
457:refugee who fled his native
2791:Royal Horse Guards officers
2781:7th Dragoon Guards officers
2562:Chiefs of the General Staff
2270:Chiefs of the General Staff
2106:1st Regiment of Foot Guards
1828:Parliament of Great Britain
1349:. 15 March 1747. p. 1.
951:Agnew, David C. A. (1866).
666:Two years later, he became
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2426:Chief of the General Staff
1618:Albemarle, George (2009).
1399:. 3 April 1750. p. 1.
1309:. 24 June 1746. p. 5.
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1685:Heathcote, Tony (1999).
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690:on 26 February 1742 and
564:'s campaigns during the
2665:Sir Mark Carleton-Smith
2046:Royal Horse Guards Blue
1815:Whitworth, Rex (1958).
1613:DNB00: "Ligonier, John"
1605:Encyclopædia Britannica
855:planned French invasion
839:Pitt–Newcastle ministry
730:Jacobite rising of 1745
487:Pitt–Newcastle ministry
424:Jean Louis de Ligonnier
168:Jean Louis de Ligonnier
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2066:The Duke of Cumberland
1667:Combes, Émile (1866).
1637:Browne, James (1838).
1620:Fifty Years of My Life
1070:10.1093/ref:odnb/16653
1052:Wood, Stephen (2004).
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2736:British MPs 1747–1754
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2434:Sir Neville Lyttelton
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508:Early life and family
276:Years of service
2472:Sir Archibald Murray
2038:The Duke of Richmond
2013:Governor of Plymouth
1986:Governor of Guernsey
1979:The Duke of Somerset
1848:Member of Parliament
833:, Ligonier was made
794:Governor of Guernsey
775:Member of Parliament
502:Governor of Guernsey
481:, he also served as
134:Member of Parliament
117:Governor of Guernsey
36:The Right Honourable
2706:People from Castres
2670:Sir Patrick Sanders
2645:Sir Richard Dannatt
2625:Sir Charles Guthrie
2547:Sir Francis Festing
2512:Sir Edmund Ironside
2462:Sir Charles Douglas
2310:Duke of Marlborough
2300:Earl of Marlborough
2006:The Earl of Dunmore
1996:The Lord De La Warr
1951:The Duke of Montagu
829:who had signed the
601:Sir Joshua Reynolds
572:emigrated in 1710.
562:Duke of Marlborough
504:from 1750 to 1752.
475:Austrian Succession
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2635:Sir Michael Walker
2585:Sir Michael Carver
2580:Sir Geoffrey Baker
2542:Sir Gerald Templer
2502:Sir Cyril Deverell
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2385:Duke of Wellington
2375:Duke of Wellington
2340:Marquess of Granby
2335:Viscount Ligionier
2330:Duke of Cumberland
2188:Peerage of Ireland
2141:Marquess of Granby
2088:Marquess of Granby
2084:Title next held by
2056:Marquess of Granby
2034:Title last held by
1676:Guy, Alan (1985).
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1416:The London Gazette
1396:The London Gazette
1346:The London Gazette
1306:The London Gazette
1286:The London Gazette
1266:The Scots Magazine
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1230:The London Gazette
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700:field of Dettingen
696:Knight of the Bath
688:lieutenant general
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471:Quadruple Alliance
467:Spanish Succession
440:Commander-in-chief
299:7th Dragoon Guards
231:Knight of the Bath
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2630:Sir Roger Wheeler
2610:Sir Nigel Bagnall
2600:Sir Edwin Bramall
2575:Sir James Cassels
2507:The Viscount Gort
2487:The Earl of Cavan
2400:Viscount Wolseley
2395:Duke of Cambridge
2390:Viscount Hardinge
2290:Duke of Albemarle
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2201:Viscount Ligonier
2138:Succeeded by
2113:Succeeded by
2053:Succeeded by
2020:Succeeded by
1993:Succeeded by
1966:Succeeded by
1938:Succeeded by
1911:Succeeded by
1886:Military offices
1879:Sir John Sebright
1872:Succeeded by
1856:1748–1763
1807:978-1-151-57118-2
1779:978-0-8203-1719-9
1760:978-0-9524322-7-2
1659:978-1-143-36646-8
1629:978-1-103-47382-3
1508:978-1-4185-6064-5
1214:Pilkington p. 546
1135:978-0-267-34860-2
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917:Westminster Abbey
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702:in June 1743. At
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428:Sir John Ligonier
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2537:Sir John Harding
2532:Sir William Slim
2492:Sir George Milne
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2701:1770 deaths
2696:1680 births
2325:George Wade
1957:Colonel of
1924:George Wade
1900:Colonel of
1837:George Wade
1514:7 September
1481:7 September
1141:7 September
1018:7 September
961:7 September
901:Cobham Park
895:Cobham Park
769:seconded...
728:During the
694:made him a
672:Black Horse
555:Switzerland
543: [
532:Roquecourbe
222:(1693–1746)
2690:Categories
2221:1762–1770
2205:1757–1770
2182:1763–1770
2166:1766–1770
2135:1759–1763
2110:1757–1770
2077:1757–1759
2050:1753–1758
2017:1752–1759
1990:1750–1752
1963:1749–1753
1935:1748–1757
1908:1720–1749
1868:1757–1763
1671:. Castres.
1434:"No. 9744"
1411:"No. 9238"
1391:"No. 8942"
1341:"No. 8728"
1301:"No. 8548"
1281:"No. 8602"
1245:"No. 8484"
1225:"No. 8200"
1190:Mayo p. 12
1110:Agnew 1866
1098:Agnew 1866
1087:required.)
938:References
887:Retirement
773:He became
738:Lancashire
710:infantry.
684:Lord Stair
661:Pontevedra
645:Malplaquet
590:Lord Cutts
528:Montcuquet
343:Malplaquet
301:1720–1749
242:Allegiance
174:1680-11-07
1863:1748–1757
1819:. Oxford.
1728:cite book
1722:. London.
692:George II
676:brigadier
641:Oudenarde
637:Ramillies
621:10th Foot
518:Languedoc
469:, of the
367:Dettingen
338:Oudenarde
333:Ramillies
306:1757–1770
297:Colonel,
279:1702–1759
216:Relations
150:1748–1763
146:In office
129:1750–1752
125:In office
111:1752–1759
107:In office
93:1757–1759
89:In office
75:1759–1763
71:In office
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