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<p> Born in Glasgow, son of a carpenter named Macliver; entered the army, and rose rapidly; served in [[China]] and the Punjab; commanded the Highland [[Brigade]] in the Crimea; won the day at Alma and Balaclava; commanded in [[India]] during the Mutiny; relieved Lucknow, and quelled the rebellion; was made field-marshal, with a pension of £2000, and created Lord Clyde; he was one of the bravest soldiers of [[England]] (1792-1863). </p>
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<p> Born in Glasgow, son of a carpenter named Macliver; entered the army, and rose rapidly; served in China and the Punjab; commanded the Highland [[Brigade]] in the Crimea; won the day at [[Alma]] and Balaclava; commanded in India during the Mutiny; relieved Lucknow, and quelled the rebellion; was made field-marshal, with a pension of £2000, and created Lord Clyde; he was one of the bravest soldiers of [[England]] (1792-1863). </p>
 
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Latest revision as of 17:02, 15 October 2021

Sir Colin Campbell Lord Clyde [1]

Born in Glasgow, son of a carpenter named Macliver; entered the army, and rose rapidly; served in China and the Punjab; commanded the Highland Brigade in the Crimea; won the day at Alma and Balaclava; commanded in India during the Mutiny; relieved Lucknow, and quelled the rebellion; was made field-marshal, with a pension of £2000, and created Lord Clyde; he was one of the bravest soldiers of England (1792-1863).

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