778:"the brigade he commanded winced a little under the sharpness of his discipline, while they revenged themselves by comical stories of his rough sayings and impetuous temper...A short, square, hardy little man, with a countenance that told at once the determined fortitude of his nature. Without genius, without education, hot as pepper, and rough in his language, but with a warm heart and generous feelings; true, straight forward, scorning finesse and craft and meanness, and giving vent to his detestation with boiling eagerness, and in the plainest terms. As an officer, full of energy, rousing others to exertion, and indefatigable in his own person."
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to warn his officers not to advance too far and all the brigades except
Cameron's recklessly rushed after their fleeing enemies. When the disordered Guards and the KGL came up against the intact French second line, it was their turn to take to their heels as the fresh French foot soldiers counterattacked. The day was saved by the appearance of John Randoll Mackenzie's reserve brigade and the 1st Battalion of the
537:'s KGL - 1,167. Early on 28 July 1809, the numerically superior French artillery took the British positions under fire. While in one sector, British units were withdrawn out of sight from the French guns, Sherbrooke's division occupied an exposed position and suffered casualties before gunsmoke hid its position. The main French attack occurred at 3:00 pm when the French divisions of
653:, he provided small sums of money for the Church via taxation and allotted undeveloped land to it for the construction of religious buildings. At the same time Sherbrooke was aware that his support of the Church was not popular and so he held a careful balance between the two religious factions, ensuring for example that religious appointments were taken up by moderates and not
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advanced against the 1st
Division. Sherbrooke ordered his infantry not to fire until the French came within 50 yd (46 m) and then to charge. These orders were carried out to the letter, causing tremendous casualties and compelling the French to hastily retreat. Apparently, Sherbrooke forgot
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Captain
General and Governor in Chief in and over the Provinces of Lower-Canada, Upper-Canada, Nova Scotia, New-Brunswick, and their several dependencies, Vice-Admiral of the same, Lieutenant-General and Commander of all His Majesty’s Forces in the said Provinces of Lower-Canada & Upper-Canada,
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in a state of readiness to repel attacks. Sherbrooke's tactic of informally continuing trade with the neighbouring
American states while still making sure that his own territory was amply protected provided an opportunity for the Atlantic-facing provinces of Canada to enhance their place in
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Sherbrooke continued to work actively into 1817, concentrating on reforming the colony's public finances, but once again was set back by his failing health. He found that the cold
Canadian winters helped bring on recurrences of his malaria, and also suffered a paralytic
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Sherbrooke to make offensive manoeuvres towards mainland Italy with his troops, he instead began to improve Sicily's defences and prepare for a possible French invasion. He left the island in June 1808, having been superseded by Lieutenant-General
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Sherbrooke commanded the 1st
Division through the retreat to Portugal, where he threatened to hang his commissary officer if he did not provide the required food for his division, and for his service at Porto and Talavera was appointed a
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to the benefit of
British merchants. Having complained at the lack of defences available to protect the colony and that the extant fortifications were dilapidated, he mounted guns at harbour entrances across the colony and placed the
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in July where he successfully fought off the attacks of the French infantry but then lost control of three of his brigades in the subsequent charge, leaving a dangerous gap in the
British line.
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While the majority of
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the Provinces of Nova-Scotia, New-Brunswick, and their Dependencies, including the Islands of Newfoundland, Cape Breton, Prince Edward and Bermuda
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brought a number of reductions to the army and this included the disbanding of the 85th, and so on 23 June 1785 Sherbrooke transferred to the
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restored it to the United States. For his service during the war he was elevated to Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath.
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in September. A recurrence of Sherbrooke's malaria forced him to resign his command on 26 April 1810 and he was appointed
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on Bedford Basin, near Halifax. Named Sherwood, it eventually lent its name to the neighbourhoods of Sherwood Park and
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and English political factions; he formed a good relationship with the leader of the Francophone faction, Bishop
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where he joined the main British army commanded by Wellesley, soon to become Lord Wellington. He was promoted to
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which forced him to return to England, doing so in 1800. Sherbrooke's break in service was exacerbated by the
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combined with his proven ability to work competently with the civilian population led to his appointment as
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on 13 September 1794 before participating in the retreat towards north-west Germany at the end of the year.
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on 30 July and sailed for home. He reached England in September and spent much time recuperating at the
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by providing him with a permanent salary but made sure to not show favour by doing the same for Sewell.
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on 12 April and was the second-most senior general in the army behind Wellington. He fought at the
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The Crown's representative from 1759 to 1791, and from 1841 to 1866 held the office and rank of
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international trade; they were able to flourish at a time when other areas were stifled by war.
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Sherbrooke married Katherina (died 15 May 1856), the daughter of Reginald Pyndar,
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Sherbrooke and the 33rd were instead sent to serve in India, arriving at
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on 27 May 1825 and died at Calverton on 14 February 1830.
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where he served as a subordinate to Lieutenant-General
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in October 1795 was aborted due to large storms in the
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on 1 January 1805 and served under Wellesley in the
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433:The Peace ended in May 1803 with the start of the
1364:"Place-Names and Places of Nova Scotia; New Ross"
899:(1814–1828; four guns), at McNabs Cove, opposite
782:While he resided in Nova Scotia, his home was at
714:on 6 February 1818. He handed over his duties to
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280:, led to significant prosperity in Nova Scotia.
1639:68th (Durham) Regiment of Foot (Light Infantry)
529:'s British regulars - 1,364, Ernst Langwerth's
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1429:. Vol. VI (1821–1835) (online ed.).
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367:. He returned to England in 1786. When the
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2007:British Province of Quebec (1759–91)*
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1339:"William Ross & His Settlement"
426:in 1802, at which point he went on
379:. Under Wellesley he fought in the
306:and his wife Sarah Sherbrooke. The
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2763:Governors of British North America
2370:responsible government (1786–1848)
2095:Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
1577:Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
618:rivers. He renamed the region the
560:Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
288:John Coape Sherbrooke was born in
272:, his policies and victory in the
266:Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia
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2758:British people of the War of 1812
2298:of Cape Breton Island (1784–1820)
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1423:. In Halpenny, Francess G (ed.).
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1426:Dictionary of Canadian Biography
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355:on 6 March 1783. The end of the
2793:Military history of Nova Scotia
1554:. Vol. 52. pp. 70–71.
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1041:, "Sherbrooke, Sir John Coape".
952:Military history of Nova Scotia
525:'s British Guards - 2,045 men,
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222:Katherina Pyndar (m. 1811–1830)
2783:68th Regiment of Foot officers
2778:33rd Regiment of Foot officers
1688:Lieutenant-governors of Quebec
1545:"Sherbrooke, John Coape"
1488:"Sherbrooke, Sir John Coape".
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1060:. 19 December 1780. p. 2.
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692:Chief Justice of Lower Canada
651:Nova Scotia House of Assembly
439:prepare for a French invasion
390:After an attempt to join the
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274:conquest of present-day Maine
1508:UK public library membership
1421:"SHERBROOKE, Sir JOHN COAPE"
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1534:Library and Archives Canada
1523:National Assembly biography
1431:University of Toronto Press
1269:. Quebec: J. Neilson. 1817.
1221:. Quebec: J. Neilson. 1812.
1119:. 9 July 1803. p. 833.
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762:. They had no children.
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369:French Revolutionary War
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527:Alan Cameron of Erracht
467:Royal Sicilian Regiment
408:Fourth Anglo-Mysore War
152:Fourth Anglo-Mysore War
41:Sir John Sherbrooke by
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1343:History of Nova Scotia
957:The Sherbrooke Hussars
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766:Personality and legacy
504:Second Battle of Porto
331:Sherbrooke joined the
179:Second Battle of Porto
2743:British Army generals
1437:Dawson, Joan (2007).
1297:The Mapmaker's Legacy
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738:. He was promoted to
699:Louis-Joseph Papineau
688:Joseph-Octave Plessis
675:British North America
661:British North America
512:68th Regiment of Foot
469:. While the court of
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416:Siege of Seringapatam
361:33rd Regiment of Foot
349:85th Regiment of Foot
157:Siege of Seringapatam
105:Years of service
29:John Coape Sherbrooke
2296:Lieutenant-governors
1616:The Duke of Richmond
1587:George Stracey Smyth
1368:Nova Scotia Archives
1317:Nova Scotia Archives
794:Geographic locations
772:Henry Edward Bunbury
705:Retirement and death
539:Pierre Belon Lapisse
531:King's German Legion
392:West Indies Campaign
365:Halifax, Nova Scotia
341:4th Regiment of Foot
268:in 1811. During the
16:British Army general
2034:Carleton (2nd time)
1540:Lloyd, Ernest Marsh
1171:, pp. 540–543.
1156:, pp. 538–539.
932:Sir John Sherbrooke
925:Sir John Sherbrooke
562:on 19 August 1811.
533:(KGL) - 1,388, and
264:, he was appointed
2532:Post-Confederation
1599:Sir George Prevost
1562:Political offices
1116:The London Gazette
1057:The London Gazette
887:Sherbrooke Station
774:said of him that:
516:Battle of Talavera
500:lieutenant general
451:Hanover Expedition
373:lieutenant colonel
184:Battle of Talavera
169:Hanover Expedition
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1584:Succeeded by
1506:(Subscription or
1461:978-1-84884-061-4
1441:Halifax: Nimbus.
643:Church of England
632:Dalhousie College
600:Passamaquoddy Bay
543:Horace Sebastiani
535:Sigismund von Löw
461:and commanded at
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1469:(1995) .
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