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Home Government
- Edmund Burke – Anglo-Irish statesman, orator, author, and political philosopher
- King George III – King of Great Britain in 1760, at age 22, until 1820
- George Germain – British lord; American Secretary, 1775—82
- Earl of Hillsborough (Wills Hill) – American Secretary, 1768—72
- Frederick North – British Prime Minister during the Revolutionary War
Military
- John André – British officer, hung for his involvement in Benedict Arnold’s treason
- John Burgoyne – British playwright, politician; general who lost the Battles of Saratoga
- Henry Clinton – British general; commander-in-chief, 1778—82
- Charles Cornwallis – British general, surrendered with troops at Yorktown
- Richard Howe – British admiral, brother of William Howe
- William Howe – Commander-in-chief of British forces, 1775—78
- Banastre Tarleton – British officer of the cavalry, notorious for his exploits in the South
Military Governors
- Guy Carleton – Governor of Quebec; British commander-in-chief, 1782—83
- Thomas Gage – British general, Royal Governor of MA, ordered troops to Concord