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Lieutenant General
Sir Jeery Amherst
Captain General
Prince William Augustus
Duke of Cumberland
William Augustus
after Johann Elias Ridinger
(The Royal Collection)
General John
Gentleman Johnny
Burgoyne
Le gnral Burgoyne Saratoga, le 17 8bre 1777, a t pris prisonnier de guerre avec toute son arme
by anonymous 1781
(The British Museum)
Major General the Honorable Cadwallader Lord Blayney, Baron Blayney of Monaghan, circa 1766
Attributed to William Thompson
(Library and Museum of Freemasonry)
Major General the Honorable Cadwallader Lord Blayney, Baron Blayney of Monaghan, circa 1766
Attributed to William Thompson
Major General
Archibald Campbell
General
John Campbell
General
Sir Henry Clinton
Major General
Robert Clive
The Honorable Robert, First Baron Clive of Plassey, K.B., Former Governor of Bengal , K.B.
by Thomas Gainsborough c. 1764
(National Army Museum)
Major General the Honorable Robert Clive, First Baron Clive of Plassey, K.B.
by Nathaniel Dance - Holland c. 1770
(National Trust)
Major General the Honorable Robert Clive, First Baron Clive of Plassey, K.B.
by John Smart after Nathaniel Dance - Holland c. 1770
(National Trust)
Lieutenant General
Sir Eyre Coot
His Excellency Sr. Eyre Coote, Knight of the most Honourable Order of the Bath, Lieutenant General in His Majestys Service, Commander
in Chief of all His Majestys and the East India Companys Forces in the East Indies, and a Member of the Supreme Council in Bengal,
Engraved by James Walker after William Lawrenson 1782
(Winterthur)
Lieutenant General
Giles Stibbert
Portrait of a Gentleman with His Clerk (Lt. General General Giles Stibbert & William Hickey)
by John Thomas Seaton c. 1783 - 1785
(Sothebys Auction House)
General
Charles Earl Cornwallis
CHARLES Earl CORNWALLIS Lieut. Genl. And Col. of the 33rd Regiment of Foot
Lieutenant General
Edward Cornwallis
General
Robert Douglas
Attributed to:
Colonel & Brigadier General Samuel Elbert
(Descendent Richard Elbert Whitehead)
General
George Augustus Elliot
General
Sir Henry Erskine
Brigadier General
Simon Frasier
General
Thomas Gage
Major General
Henry Gladwin
Commander General
Robert Gordon
Major General
Richard Grenville
Major General
John Hade
Captain General
Frederick Haldimand
Scene at Montmorency Falls near General Haldimand's Country House, Quebec , 1783
by James Peachey
(Public Archives of Canada)
Scene at Montmorency Falls near General Haldimand's Country House, Quebec , 1783
by James Peachey
(Public Archives of Canada)
Major General
Charles Howard
Major General the Honourable Sir Charles Howard, CB, Colonel of the Regiment
by David Morier (1738 - 1748)
(The Green Howards Regimental Museum)
Lieutenant General
George Howard
General
Sir William Howe
Lieutenant General
Sir John Irwin
Review of Troops in the Phoenix Park , Dublin , by Lieutenant General Sir John Irwin, K.B., 1781
by Francis Wheatley
)National Portrait Gallery, London)
Review of Troops in the Phoenix Park , Dublin , by Lieutenant General Sir John Irwin, K.B., 1781
by Francis Wheatley
)National Portrait Gallery, London)
General
William Johnson
Sir William Johnson Major General of the English Forces in North America 1756
London 1756
(Lord Durham)
General
George Keppel
General
William Keppel
General
William Henry Kerr
Major General
William Kingsley
Brigadier General
Stephen Kemble
General Lord
George Henry Lennox
Brigadier General
Field Marshal
John Ligonier
Lieutenant General
Richard Molesworth
Major General
Robert Monckton
Major General
Archibald Montgomerie
Jane Eglinton, Wife of Major General Archibald Montgomerie, 11th Earl of Eglinton
by Sir Joshua Reynolds c.1777
General
George Morlson
Lieutenant General
Hugh, Earl Percy
Major General
Augustine Prevost
Lieutenant General
Charles Rainsford
Major General
John Reid
Lieutenant General
John Russell
Lieutenant General
James St. Clair
Major General
John Saunders Sebright
Lieutenant General
Philip Sherard
Lieutenant - General Philip Sherard and Captain William Tiein at the Battle of Brucke - Muhle
by Nathaniel Hone 1762
Major General
Thomas Stirling
General
James Stuart
Lieutenant General
John Grin Whitwell
Major General
James Wolfe
Wolfe?
GENERAL WOOLFE.
(Library and Archives Canada)
GENERAL WOLFE
(Library and Archives Canada)
Pitcher
Major General Wolfe
A LIVING DOG IS BETTER THAN A DEAD LION - THE VANITY OF HUMAN GLORY...
1760
(The British Museum)
Unknown
Generals
His Excellency
King George III
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