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Rowan, William
William Rowan
Field Marshal
Sir William Shearman Rowan
, (18 June 1789 – 26 September 1879) was a
British Army
officer. He served in the
Peninsular War
and then the
Hundred Days
, fighting at the
Battle of Waterloo
and taking part in an important charge led by
Sir John Colborne
against the
Imperial Guard
when he was wounded. He later assisted Colborne in Colborne's new role as Acting
Governor General of British North America
during the
rebellions
by the
Patriote movement
in 1837. Rowan returned to Canada as
Commander-in-Chief, North America
in which role he made an important conciliatory speech in response to the
burning of the Parliament Buildings in Montreal
by an angry mob in April 1849.
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