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Moore, John

Record IDcnp01377754

URIhttp://data.cerl.org/thesaurus/cnp01377754

Gendermale

Biographical Data1761 - 1809

Last Edit2024-02-08

General Note

Lieutenant général, commandant du corps expéditionnaire britannique au Portugal, mort à la bataille de La Corogne (1809). Fils de John Moore (1729-1802). Note de regroupement par domaine: Histoire (900). Note de regroupement par domaine: Histoire de l'Europe (940)

Brit. General

More Information

Further Biographical Data13.11.1761-16.01.1809

Intellectual ResponsibilityAuteur

Primary Language(s)English

ActivityPersonen zu politischer Theorie, Militär (8.4p) (sswd)

General (gnd)

Soldat (gnd)

Geographic NoteGB (iso3166)

NationalityBritish

Names

HeadingMoore, John
used in: Integrated Authority File (GND), Germany

Moore, John
used in: Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris

Moore, John, Sir
used in: British Library: English Short Title Catalogue - AACR2 Heading, London (United Kingdom)

Moore, John, Sir, Lieutenant-General
used in: British Library: English Short Title Catalogue - GK Heading, London (United Kingdom)

Moore, John, Soldat
used in: Integrated Authority File (GND), Germany; Common Library Network (GBV), Göttingen (Germany)

Sources

Found inBN Cat. gén. : Moore (John), lieutenant-general. — Encycl. Britannica, 15th ed.. — BL integrated library - http://catalogue.bl.uk (2006-02-15). — GK55. — DNB=Moore, Sir John, 1761.11.13-1809.1.16; lieutenant-general . — NUC. — LoC-NA

Imprint SourcesMoore, 1761-1809 : biografía de Sir John Moore : una historia desconocida del general británico que murió en la batalla de La Coruña el 16 de enero de 1809 / por Mark Zbigniew Guscin, 2000

T186352: his Army states for the Irish establishment, 1782 tp=By John Moore

The Diary of Sir John Moore / edited by major-general Sir J. F. Maurice, 1904

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