About: Lancelot Holland (British Army officer)

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Lancelot Holland, also Launcelot (1781–1859) was a British Army officer and diarist. In later life he went into business, and became a company director. He was also a noted bibliophile and collector..

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rdfs:comment	Lancelot Holland fue un coronel del ejército británico que participó de la fracasada Segunda invasión inglesa al Río de la Plata. Aunque no destacó en su carrera, sus memorias de la campaña son una importante fuente histórica del conflicto. (es) Lancelot Holland, also Launcelot (1781–1859) was a British Army officer and diarist. In later life he went into business, and became a company director. He was also a noted bibliophile and collector.. (en)
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has abstract	Lancelot Holland fue un coronel del ejército británico que participó de la fracasada Segunda invasión inglesa al Río de la Plata. Aunque no destacó en su carrera, sus memorias de la campaña son una importante fuente histórica del conflicto. (es) Lancelot Holland, also Launcelot (1781–1859) was a British Army officer and diarist. In later life he went into business, and became a company director. He was also a noted bibliophile and collector.. (en)
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