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Sir Henry Clinton: Quick Facts

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Facts

Born April 16, 1730? • Newfoundland and Labrador • Canada
Died December 23, 1795 • Cornwall • England
Role In American Revolution • Battle of Bunker Hill • Battle of Long Island • Siege of Charleston • Siege of Yorktown

Photos

Engraving by A.H. Ritchie showing Sir Henry Clinton in military uniform, facing slightly right, with curled hair and a calm expression.
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