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Cover Stewart, David, of Garth (1772–1829)

Stewart, David, of Garth (1772–1829)  

Maker: Sir Henry Raeburn

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David Stewart of Garth (1772–1829) by Sir Henry Raeburn photograph by courtesy Sotheby's Picture Library, London

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Stewart, David, of Garth (1772–1829), army officer and writer on the Scottish highlanders  

E. M. Lloyd

revised by Roger T. Stearn

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Stewart, David, of Garth (1772–1829), army officer and writer on the Scottish highlanders, was the second son of Robert Stewart of Garth, Perthshire, and was descended from James Stewart (son of the Wolf of Badenoch, one of the many bastard children of Robert II...

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Towse, Sir (Ernest) Beachcroft Beckwith (1864–1948)  

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Sir (Ernest) Beachcroft Beckwith Towse (1864–1948) by Walter Stoneman © National Portrait Gallery, London

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Towse, Sir (Ernest) Beachcroft Beckwith (1864–1948), army officer and campaigner for the welfare of blind people  

Basil Curtis

revised by Roger T. Stearn

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Towse, Sir (Ernest) Beachcroft Beckwith (1864–1948), army officer and campaigner for the welfare of blind people, was born at Regent's Park, London, on 23 April 1864, the elder of the two sons of Robert Beckwith Towse, solicitor, and his Irish wife, Julia Ann Corcoran...