British Army general (1716-1785)
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A parallel between the two trials of Lord George Sackville lately published : pointing out their difference with occasional remarks, in which the evidence and matter are compared and canvassed and a light thrown upon the whole process.
George Germain, 1st Viscount SackvilleDate: 1760- E-books
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Lord George Sackville's vindication of himself, in a letter to Colonel Fitzroy , one of the aids de camp to Prince Ferdinand: with Colonel Fitzroy's answer; And the declaration of Captain Smith, One of the Aids de Camp to Lord George. Containing a full and Particular account of every thing that passed, relative to Lord George Sackville's conduct and Behaviour at the Battle of Thornhausen, on the First of August, 1759.
Date: 1759- E-books
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A reply to Lieutenant General Burgoyne's letter to his constituents
Date: 1779- E-books
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Sir, Yesterday died here of a mortal wound, at the late battle of Thornhausen, the late commander of the British forces his last and true, will, dated three hours after the battle
D. B.Date: 1759- E-books
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Lord George Sackville's vindication of himself, in a letter to Colonel Fitzroy , One of the Aids de Camp to Prince Ferdinand: with Colonel Fitzroy's answer; and the declaration of Captain Smith, One of the Aids de Camp to Lord George. Containing A Full and Particular Account of every Thing that passed, relative to Lord George Sackville's Conduct and Behaviour at the Battle of Thornhausen, on the First of August, 1759.
Date: 1759