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The late Lord Frederick Fitzclarence - from a daguerreotype by Claudet, 1854. Creator: Unknown
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The late Lord Frederick Fitzclarence - from a daguerreotype by Claudet, 1854. Creator: Unknown
The late Lord Frederick Fitzclarence - from a daguerreotype by Claudet, 1854. Portrait of the illegitimate son of King William IV:.Commander-in-Chief at Bombay [Mumbai, India], and Colonel of the 36th Regiment...Although he had never seen active service, Lord Frederick Fifzclarence always took a warm interest in his profession; and by his military administration largely benefited the Portsmouth district and the Bombay Presidency...[he] was distinguished through life for his frank and generous disposition. In his youth he was remarkable for his tender and affectionate attention to his mother...he devoted himself with much earnestness to the moral and intellectual improvement of the troops, he himself delivering lectures for their instruction as an example to the officers under him...the officers of her Majesty's and the Honourable [East India] Company's army will wear mourning for a fortnight...From "Illustrated London News", 1854
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This evocative daguerreotype captures the likeness of the late Lord Frederick Fitzclarence, the illegitimate son of King William IV, taken by the renowned photographer Claudet in 1854. Lord Frederick, who was Commander-in-Chief at Bombay (Mumbai, India) and Colonel of the 36th Regiment, is depicted here in formal attire, exuding an air of authority and sophistication. Despite never having seen active service, Lord Frederick took a keen interest in his military career and made significant contributions to both the Portsmouth district and the Bombay Presidency through his military administration. Known for his frank and generous disposition, Lord Frederick was deeply devoted to his mother in his youth and demonstrated a strong commitment to the moral and intellectual improvement of the troops under his command. He even delivered lectures to the officers as an example of their duty. The officers of Her Majesty's and the Honourable East India Company's army have announced that they will wear mourning for a fortnight in his memory. Lord Frederick's legacy extends beyond his military accomplishments, as he was a respected and beloved figure in both England and India. This poignant portrait serves as a reminder of a life well-lived and a testament to the enduring impact of a compassionate leader.
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