SOLD George III and Prime Minister Pitt Appoint an Officer During the French and Indian War
Appointing a gentleman named Percival an ensign in the First Regiment of Foot Guards.
A Document Signed, folio on vellum, London, October 27, 1760, appointing a gentleman named Percival an ensign in the First Regiment of Foot Guards commanded by Field Marshal John Viscount Ligonier, “Commander in Chief of our forces in Great Britain.” The document is countersigned by Prime Minister William Pitt the Elder, architect...
A Document Signed, folio on vellum, London, October 27, 1760, appointing a gentleman named Percival an ensign in the First Regiment of Foot Guards commanded by Field Marshal John Viscount Ligonier, “Commander in Chief of our forces in Great Britain.” The document is countersigned by Prime Minister William Pitt the Elder, architect of Britain’s victory in the French and Indian War.
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