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8 de ene. de 2019 · I morti si raccontano: George Gray nell’Antologia di Spoon River di Edgar Lee Masters Non so per voi, ma per me i libri e la musica hanno delle stagioni, un po’ come i vestiti. L’ Antologia di Spoon River di Edgar Lee Masters è un po’ come un paio di pantaloni neri: non me li metterei mai d’estate, ma d’inverno li ho sempre addosso!
19 de abr. de 2021 · But what really turbocharged George Grey’s career was a 37 point report which he wrote after his first year in that job. He sent this report to the head of Britain’s Colonial Office, Lord John Russel. Lord John loved it so much that he sent it to Parliament, and Parliament loved it so much that they appointed Grey as Governor of South ...
7 de jun. de 2021 · William Lee Rees (1836–1912), lawyer, politician and well-known supporter of Grey, co-wrote this work with his daughter Lily, and the books outline how Grey became arguably the most influential figure during the European settlement of New Zealand in the nineteenth century.
Grey. Date of Birth: 1812. Date of Death: 1917. George Grey was the only son of Lieutenant-Colonel Grey of the 30th Foot. His father was killed at the sack of Badajoz in the Peninsula War, eight days before he was born in Lisbon. He was educated at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, and granted a commission in the 83rd Foot in 1829.
Hon. Sir George Grey. 1767-1828. He was born on 10 October 1767 at Fallodon, Northumberland, the third surviving son of General ‘no flint’ Charles Grey, of Southwick, County Durham, who was ennobled in January 1801 and became an earl in 1806, and of his wife, Elizabeth Grey. He was the younger brother of Earl Charles Grey, who as Viscount ...
G eorge Grey was the newly-appointed Governor of New Zealand during the Battle of Ruapekapeka. A ruthless and ambitious man, Grey served his second term as Governor of New Zealand during the Land Wars of the 1860s, and again as Premier in the late 1870s. He is remembered as one of the most complex and colourful characters in the history of New ...
George Grey. (1812–98). One of the ablest 19th-century administrators in the colonies of the British Empire, Sir George Grey tried to deal fairly with the indigenous peoples in their struggles to protect their land. He also sought to assimilate them into colonial society while furthering the spread of British power.
