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Jeffrey Amherst, I barone Amherst. Jeffery Amherst, I barone Amherst ( Sevenoaks, 29 gennaio 1717 – Sevenoaks, 3 agosto 1797 ), è stato un generale britannico . Amherst è noto in particolare come il vero architetto del successo della campagna britannica per la conquista dei territori della Nuova Francia durante la Guerra dei sette anni.
XML. Extracts from Amherst’s Journal U1350 O14:: 14 January 1758–29 December 1763. Download. XML. Index. Download. XML. JSTOR is part of , a not-for-profit organization helping the academic community use digital technologies to preserve the scholarly record and to advance research and teaching in sustainable ways.
Jeffery Amherst was the son of another Jeffery Amherst, a prosperous barrister whose family had lived in Kent for centuries, and Elizabeth Kerrill. At the age of 12 young Jeffery became a page in the household of Lionel Cranfield Sackville, 1st Duke of Dorset, at Knole, his great house adjacent to Sevenoaks.
Jeffrey Amherst, primer barón de Amherst ( 29 de enero de 1717, Sevenoaks, condado de Kent ( Inglaterra) - 3 de agosto de 1797, ibídem), fue un militar británico, que alcanzó el grado de mariscal de campo en el Ejército británico . Destacó por su papel en las guerras con los amerindios, pero especialmente destacó en la Guerra de los ...
Jeffrey Amherst . AMHERST (Jeffrey) (1717-97), page, enseigne, lieutenant, capitaine, colonel, major-général, commandant en chef des troupes et gouverneur-général en Amérique, chevalier du Bain, gouverneur de Guernesey, conseiller privé, lieutenant-général et commandant en chef des armées de terre, lord et général, maréchal de camp ...
29 de ene. de 2008 · Jeffery Amherst, 1 er baron Amherst, officier de l’armée britannique (né le 29 janvier 1717 près de Sevenoaks, en Angleterre; mort le 3 août 1797 près de Sevenoaks). Jeffery Amherst était le commandant en chef des forces britanniques en Amérique du Nord pendant la guerre de Sept Ans, durant laquelle le Canada est passé de la France à ...
Under Amherst’s leadership the British defeated French forces enabling the British Crown to claim Canada. Like many military officers, Amherst kept a journal of his daily activities, and the scope of this publication is from March 1757, while he was Commissary to the troops of Hesse-Kassel on British service in Germany, until his return to Great Britain in December 1763.
