Sir Henry Simmerson - Sharpe
Sir Henry Simmerson first appears in Sharpe's Eagle as commander of the South Essex Militia, raised with his own money. He was described as a cousin of General Banastre Tarleton, Wellington's political enemy and the power behind Simmerson.
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Some 10 years later Girdwood was recruited by Sir Henry Simmerson, whom he had taken his reprimand to, and Lord Simon Fenner, who promoted him to Major, and then to Lieutenant Colonel and appointed him to command Second Battalion of the South Essex Regiment, a cover for an extensive financial fraud and crimping scheme.
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Sir Henry Simmerson was an antagonist in the Sharpe series of novels by Bernard Cornwell and the television adaptation. He was portrayed by Michael Cochrane. Simmerson was a cousin of the Banastre Tarleton, who had achieved infamy due to his actions in …
Sharpe's Eagle - Wikipedia
Commanded by the cowardly and bullying Lieutenant Colonel Sir Henry Simmerson, the South Essex is a raw, inexperienced unit that has been drilled mercilessly with frequent use of the lash. Sharpe takes it upon himself to shape the inexperienced and poorly trained redcoats into soldiers.
Sharpe's Peril - Wikipedia
Arriving at Kalimgong, Sharpe and Harper find the entire garrison killed, with the exception of the fort's commander, General Sir Henry Simmerson (Michael Cochrane), Sharpe's old enemy. Strung up naked in the courtyard, Simmerson's mind is addled with the heat and he seems to only speak nonsense, such as "save the harvest."
Sharpe's Regiment - Fandom
They are taken to a secret and brutal training camp in Foulness, run by the second battalion's commanding officer Lieutenant-Colonel Girdwood and the regiment's disgraced founder, Sir Henry Simmerson. Sharpe learns that Fenner, Simmerson, and Girdwood are illegally selling the recruits to other regiments after training them.
Michael Cochrane: Sir Henry Simmerson - IMDb
Sir Henry Simmerson : Major Hogan is merely an engineer, sir. Wellesley : Major Hogan's coat buttons up tight over a number of other duties, Sir Henry.
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Sergeant Harper irreverently refers to Captain Hogan as "Happy," but during the action at Valdelacasa under Sir Henry Simmerson, Sharpe saw him lose his temper for the first time. Both he and Sharpe were placed under arrest by Simmerson after the debacle at Valdelacasa, when Simmerson's orders lost the regiment its colours, and he attempted to ...
Sharpe's Eagle (Sharpe, #8) by Bernard Cornwell | Goodreads
2001年1月1日 · A new British regiment, the South Essex commanded by the inept Sir Henry Simmerson arrives from England. Together with Sharpe, Harper and the Rifle Company they set off on a simple mission to blow up a bridge.
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2024年4月26日 · Sir Henry Simmerson: And what makes a good soldier, Sharpe? Sharpe : The ability to fire three rounds a minute in any weather, sir. Hogan : You've lost the colours, Sir.