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1 de ago. de 2022 · A portrait of slave owner Sir Thomas Picton has been put back on display, albeit boxed up-and alongside new artworks and information that "reframes" his place in history.
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5 H. B. Robinson, Memoirs of Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Picton, 2 vols. (London, 1835); Robert Havard, Wellington’s Welsh General: A Life of Sir Thomas Picton (London, 1996). The best account of his role in Trinidad is James Millette, Society and Politics in Colonial Trinidad (Port of Spain, 1981), pt. 2.
19 de jul. de 2024 · Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Picton MP (1758–1815) Picton was the highest-ranking allied casualty at Waterloo and one of two MPs to be killed during the battle. The younger son of a Welsh country gentleman, he was a career soldier who became Wellington's right-hand man in the Peninsula and was frequently thanked by Parliament for his military achievements.
5 de oct. de 2021 · Sir Martin Archer Shee's portrait of Thomas Picton has been a part of the museum's collection since 1907 Two new artist commissions by the National Museum in Cardiff will re-examine the legacy of ...
23 de jun. de 2020 · There are no signs that he neglected these children, one of whom, it seems, trained as a doctor in London (Thomas Picton jr). Surely a quarter (?) African doctor/trainee doctor in London in those days (the son would have been in London c1820) was progressive. And there is no evidence that Sir Thomas Picton was a slave dealer/owner.
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Thomas Picton GCB GCTE (24 de agosto de 1758 – 18 de junho de 1815) foi um general do exército britânico de origem galesa, que foi baleado na cabeça na batalha de Waterloo. [1] Ele comandou a Divisão de Picton, que formou a direita do dispositivo anglo-holandês durante a batalha, incluindo o 92nd Gordon's Highlander .
