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2139:Research article on birth place of Thomas Hardy
1146:Louisa Georgina Hardy (7 December 1808 – 1875).
1019:in July 1816 and, then having been promoted to
879:England expects that every man will do his duty
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1954:Landon, Letitia Elizabeth (1835). "picture".
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1861:. 10 January 1837. p. 70.
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1841:. 15 April 1834. p. 676.
1725:. 4 January 1815. p. 19.
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374:officer. He took part in the
39:Thomas Hardy (disambiguation)
2199:Governor, Greenwich Hospital
2073:Laughton, John Knox (1890).
1975:Broadley, Alexander (1906).
1343:UK public library membership
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2675:The Hon. Sir Richard Dundas
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1205:Letitia Elizabeth Landon
1128:National Maritime Museum
1119:. Hardy was promoted to
667:Crewkerne Grammar School
473:Mediterranean and Nelson
453:Crewkerne Grammar School
30:Not to be confused with
2418:Lord Archibald Hamilton
2408:Lord Archibald Hamilton
2037:Hutchins, John (1861).
1960:. Fisher, Son & Co.
1951:. Fisher, Son & Co.
1002:Stonington, Connecticut
870:The Battle of Trafalgar
669:where Hardy was a pupil
382:in August 1798 and the
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2806:Sir Charles Madden, Bt
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2700:Sir Hastings Yelverton
2610:The Hon. George Dundas
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1901:Byron: Life and Legend
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2771:Sir Francis Bridgeman
2575:Sir Richard Bickerton
2555:Sir Thomas Troubridge
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1996:Ellis, James (2009).
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163:Years of service
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2911:Sir William Staveley
2730:Sir Richard Hamilton
2705:Sir George Wellesley
2478:Sir Francis Holburne
2463:Sir Charles Saunders
2016:Hibbert, Christopher
1786:Sainty, J C (1975).
1123:on 10 January 1837.
1113:Member of Parliament
1079:Hardy's monument on
944:Hardy was created a
859:captain of the fleet
768:Battle of Copenhagen
754:and became Nelson's
683:Sir William Hamilton
615:master and commander
609:Hardy remained with
605:Command and the Nile
419:Member of Parliament
384:Battle of Copenhagen
313:Battle of Copenhagen
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2906:Sir John Fieldhouse
2886:Sir Michael Pollock
2876:Sir Michael Le Fanu
2836:Sir John Cunningham
2821:Sir Roger Backhouse
2811:Sir Frederick Field
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2685:Sir Alexander Milne
2630:Sir George Cockburn
2620:Sir George Cockburn
2600:Sir George Cockburn
2423:Lord Vere Beauclerk
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2165:Sir George Cockburn
1009:on 2 January 1815.
906:Battle of Trafalgar
462:and the third-rate
407:Battle of Trafalgar
325:Battle of Trafalgar
68:Domenico Pellegrini
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2891:Sir Edward Ashmore
2816:The Lord Chatfield
2796:Sir Rosslyn Wemyss
2635:Sir William Parker
2535:John Leveson-Gower
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2058:. Leo Cooper Ltd.
1858:The London Gazette
1838:The London Gazette
1818:The London Gazette
1751:The London Gazette
1722:The London Gazette
1703:Ellis, pp. 186–189
1694:Ellis, pp. 181–183
1633:The London Gazette
1610:The London Gazette
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2856:Sir Charles Lambe
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2786:Sir Henry Jackson
2766:Sir Arthur Wilson
2690:Sir Sydney Dacres
2510:Sir Hugh Palliser
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