Sir David Dundas Portrait Print
Sir David Dundas NPG 316a(38)
© National Portrait Gallery, London
by Sir Francis Leggatt Chantrey
Sir David Dundas served as commander-in-chief of the Forces from 1809 to 1811. He joined the Royal Artillery in 1755. In the 1780s Dundas was an advocate of officer training in the British Army and wrote many manuals on the subject. Dundas served in the French Revolutionary wars in 1794. British troops under his command captured the Port of San Fiorenzo, an important first step ultimately leading to the capture of the island of Corsica by forces under Admiral Lord Nelson. He served as... more
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