| dbo:abstract | - Captain George Nicholas Hardinge (11 April 1781 – 8 March 1808) was an officer of the Royal Navy who served during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Possessing an ability to endear himself to senior officers through his intellect and good manners, he served under several important naval commanders, whose patronage allowed him to rise through the ranks. His own skill and bravery were also important factors in his promotion to his own command, a fact he demonstrated in 1804 when he led a daring cutting-out operation against two Dutch ships. Promotion to post captain left him temporarily without a command, and he was to be disappointed in a number of the ships he was offered when they turned out to be either unfit for service, or still under construction. Having ended up in the East Indies he was forced to make do with an elderly frigate he had first served on as a midshipman much earlier in his career. While commanding this ship he fought an action with a superior French opponent, and after a gruelling three-day battle the British were victorious and the French captain surrendered. Hardinge did not live to see the moment, having been killed by grapeshot shortly before. He was buried with full military honours and monuments to his memory were erected in St. Thomas Cathedral, Bombay and St Paul's Cathedral, London. (en)
- Le capitaine George Nicholas Hardinge (11 avril 1781 - 8 mars 1808) est un officier de la Royal Navy qui sert pendant la Révolution française et les guerres napoléoniennes. (fr)
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| dbo:allegiance | - United Kingdom ofGreat Britain and Ireland
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| dbp:battles | - French Revolutionary Wars*Siege of Toulon*Naval Battle of Hyères Islands*Capture of the Guillaume Tell*Egyptian CampaignNapoleonic Wars*Capture of the Cape*Capture of the Piémontaise (en)
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| dbp:name | - George Nicholas Hardinge (en)
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| rdfs:comment | - Le capitaine George Nicholas Hardinge (11 avril 1781 - 8 mars 1808) est un officier de la Royal Navy qui sert pendant la Révolution française et les guerres napoléoniennes. (fr)
- Captain George Nicholas Hardinge (11 April 1781 – 8 March 1808) was an officer of the Royal Navy who served during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Possessing an ability to endear himself to senior officers through his intellect and good manners, he served under several important naval commanders, whose patronage allowed him to rise through the ranks. His own skill and bravery were also important factors in his promotion to his own command, a fact he demonstrated in 1804 when he led a daring cutting-out operation against two Dutch ships. Promotion to post captain left him temporarily without a command, and he was to be disappointed in a number of the ships he was offered when they turned out to be either unfit for service, or still under construction. Having ended up in the Ea (en)
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| rdfs:label | - George Nicholas Hardinge (en)
- George Nicholas Hardinge (fr)
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