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Cushion : Lt. General William Warre, 1784-1853. British Lieutenant-General During The Penninsular War 1808-1812. From The Miniature By J C D Engleheart From The Book Letters From The Peninsula 1808-1812, Published 1909
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Lt. General William Warre, 1784-1853. British Lieutenant-General During The Penninsular War 1808-1812. From The Miniature By J C D Engleheart From The Book Letters From The Peninsula 1808-1812, Published 1909
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General Peninsular Soldier William Warre
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This print showcases Lt. General William Warre, a distinguished British officer who played a crucial role during the Penninsular War from 1808 to 1812. The black and white portrait captures the essence of his military prowess and determination. Lt. General William Warre, born in 1784 and passed away in 1853, dedicated his life to serving his country with unwavering loyalty. His notable achievements during the Penninsular War earned him great respect among his peers and soldiers alike. The miniature by J C D Engleheart beautifully portrays Lt. General William Warre's commanding presence, highlighting every intricate detail of his uniform and facial features. This historical illustration serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by brave individuals like him during times of conflict. Published in 1909 as part of the book "Letters From The Peninsula 1808-1812" this print offers a glimpse into an important chapter in British history. It allows us to appreciate Lt. General William Warre's significant contributions to the war effort while honoring his memory. Ken Welsh's skillful capture ensures that this vertical portrait remains timeless, preserving Lt. General William Warre's legacy for generations to come. Whether displayed in homes or educational institutions, this image is sure to inspire admiration for those who have dedicated their lives to protecting our freedom.
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