Account of Lord G. Sackville and Lord G. in the 18th century cavalry action
The Edinburgh Chronicle discusses the Lord Gower Sackville affair during British cavalry operations near a village after orders from Prince Ferdinand. It details divergent interpretations of orders, the roles of Fitzroy and Ligonier, and captures Lord Gower Sackville's request for a court martial while seeking public suspension of judgment until the facts are clear.
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London
G. S
Fitzroy
de Camp
Ferdinand
Halen
M. Malhorte
Ligonier
Lord G
Capt. Smith
Orters
Lord Granby
Granby
Col. Webb
Duke of Richmond
Merass
G.rays
G. Aod
Realgzo
S.S
Smith
Mortyn
Moltyn
Capt. Ligonier
Serene Highness
S.p
Serene
Frigtoy
Advange
Aids de Camp
L—p
Ford
Firid
Ainner
George
George Sackville
Statlng
Ferdinard
Col
England
Twiis
Germany
L. Holderneffe
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