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459:in 1828 and, having been promoted to brevet
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1062:. 15 November 1861. p. 4568.
951:. 11 November 1851. p. 2970.
752:. 6 September 1800. p. 1017.
455:. He became garrison engineer at
447:. In 1826 he accompanied General
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812:. 29 February 1812. p. 407.
732:. 4 September 1798. p. 833.
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882:. 17 January 1837. p. 118.
318:. Promoted again, this time to
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1011:. 4 August 1856. p. 2700.
587:in April 1865 and promoted to
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1102:. 7 January 1868. p. 53.
922:. 20 July 1838. p. 1659.
832:. 25 April 1812. p. 781.
772:. 16 March 1805. p. 351.
246:as chief engineer during the
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902:. 3 July 1838. p. 1491.
792:. 4 July 1809. p. 1038.
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511:
491:Great Famine
476:
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366:3rd Division
355:
332:
312:aide-de-camp
288:Eton College
277:
268:coup de main
212:British Army
201:
197:
165:Battles/wars
141:British Army
89:24 July 1782
78:Roger Fenton
36:
1434:1871 deaths
1429:1782 births
1150:22 December
1124:22 December
1094:"No. 23340"
1074:"No. 22956"
1054:"No. 22565"
1034:"No. 22488"
1003:"No. 21909"
983:"No. 21849"
963:"No. 21651"
943:"No. 21262"
914:"No. 19638"
894:"No. 19631"
874:"No. 19458"
824:"No. 16597"
804:"No. 16579"
784:"No. 16272"
764:"No. 15789"
744:"No. 15291"
724:"No. 15056"
676:22 December
556:and of the
526:Lord Raglan
522:Dardanelles
514:Crimean War
429:War of 1812
414:River Adour
333:During the
314:to General
256:Crimean War
254:during the
252:Lord Raglan
248:War of 1812
218:during the
181:Crimean War
177:War of 1812
1423:Categories
1408:1856–1871
1373:1865–1871
1337:1862–1868
1312:1845–1862
1244:B00B7AD9M8
688:required.)
629:References
593:Kensington
567:Statue in
534:Sevastopol
457:Portsmouth
453:Dom Miguel
107:Allegiance
100:Kensington
1283:The Times
1022:Army List
932:Fa, p. 34
634:Footnotes
424:in 1814.
316:Henry Fox
150:1798–1868
1412:Extinct
571:, London
347:Portugal
290:and the
238:and the
127:Service/
102:, London
1400:Baronet
1325:Himself
1317:Himself
613:Captain
546:baronet
461:colonel
427:In the
362:captain
298:in the
1286:(1871)
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682:
607:Family
343:Sweden
187:Awards
138:
129:branch
117:
80:, 1855
538:siege
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58:,
1240:ASIN
1214:ISBN
1195:ISBN
1152:2013
1126:2013
678:2013
155:Rank
94:Died
86:Born
667:doi
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