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Colonel. This was a warrant that gave a commissioned officer a higher rank, as a reward for meritorious conduct or gallantry, but may not necessarily confer the precedence, authority, or pay of the real rank.
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The Definitive Illustrated Companion to Robert Burns.
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53:9 April 1791
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1936:1872 deaths
1931:1791 births
1873:(1930 film)
1841:(Stevenson)
1762:Burns Clubs
1701:James Smith
1651:James McKie
1636:John Lewars
1611:Jean Glover
1556:May Cameron
1546:Nelly Blair
1482:Adam Armour
1452:Agnes Burns
1434:Agnes Broun
1398:Jean Armour
1367:Millmannoch
1224:Sweet Afton
840:Boyle, p.41
822:Boyle, p.69
499:Agnes Burns
196:David Allan
131:Jean Armour
115:Jean Armour
1915:Categories
1799:Kilmarnock
1571:Jenny Clow
1470:John Burns
1140:To a Louse
1127:To a Mouse
555:References
517:John Burns
390:Cheltenham
384:Retirement
345:Addiscombe
326:James Shaw
83:Occupation
76:Cheltenham
49:1791-04-09
1794:Memorials
1711:John Syme
1686:Anna Park
1472:(brother)
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1299:Edinburgh
1106:Halloween
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378:Bangalore
334:Riccarton
300:Education
163:Nithsdale
107:Parent(s)
62:Nithsdale
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1816:Montreal
1478:(sister)
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306:Dumfries
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143:Dumfries
139:Dunscore
99:Children
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1782:Atlanta
1740:Related
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1831:Boston
1826:Albany
1777:Irvine
1504:People
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1314:London
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1285:Books
1063:Poems
560:Notes
1016:ISBN
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