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Hector Munro

British commander
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    • General Sir Hector Munro
      Siege of Pondicherry

      …British were commanded by General Hector Munro (1726–1805). The French garrison at Pondicherry, numbering about 800 French regulars and 500 Indian sepoys, was commanded by Guillaume Leonard de Bellecombe (1728–1792), its governor. Bellecombe set about improving Pondicherry’s defenses. Gun batteries were moved close to the shore to counter a move…

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      …British were commanded by General Hector Munro (1726–1805). The French garrison at Pondicherry, numbering about 800 French regulars and 500 Indian sepoys, was commanded by Guillaume Leonard de Bellecombe (1728–1792), its governor. Bellecombe set about improving Pondicherry’s defenses. Gun batteries were moved close to the shore to counter a move…

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