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Thomas Gage nasce nel Sussex nel 1719 (o nei primi mesi del 1720), secondo figlio del Primo Visconte di Gage. Dopo gli studi si arruola nell'esercito e nel 1743 ottiene il grado di capitano e diviene aiutante in campo del Conte di Albemarle , dopo aver preso parte a diverse battaglie nel 1755 viene mandato, con il grado di tenente colonnello, a combattere in America nella guerra Franco-Indiana .
5 de jul. de 2016 · Thomas Gage, fraile dominico, llega a Veracruz, México, hacia 1625. Vive 12 años en la Nueva España, la mayor parte del tiempo en Guatemala, entre los indígenas. En 1648 se publica la primera ...
Thomas Gage, född 1719 i Firle, Sussex, död 2 april 1787, var en brittisk general och befälhavare för de brittiska styrkorna i Nordamerika från 1763 till 1775. Han deltog Pontiacs krig och i de tidigare skedena i Amerikanska frihetskriget .
This portrait of British general Thomas Gage was painted in Boston around 1768 by American portrait artist John Singleton Copley. Gage is dressed in full military uniform, gesturing to his men performing an orderly military drill in the background. Gage had lived in New York as commander in chief of British forces since 1763. Read more about: Thomas Gage
Thomas Gage. 1719 or 1720 - 2 April 1787. Thomas Gage, a decorated war hero in the French and Indian War, served as the commander in chief of the British Forces in North America from 1763-74. He arrived in Boston in May 1774 to replace Thomas Hutchinson as royal governor of Massachusetts. Charged with enforcing the Coercive Acts, Gage soon ...
Gage was born to a father of the same name, the first Viscount Gage, and his wife, Benedicta Maria Theresa Hall, in 1719/1720, in Gloucestershire, England. Viscount Gage was born Catholic, but he and his wife converted to the Anglican Church prior to the birth of Thomas.
Thomas Gage’s parents found it expedient to convert to the Church of England in 1715, but though they resumed the old faith before their deaths, their son was raised and remained an Anglican. He attended Westminster School in London and subsequently entered military service; by 1743 he was a captain in the 62nd Foot.
