John Towneley (translator)
John Towneley (1697–1782) was an English gentleman from a Roman Catholic family, who served in the French Army and supported the Jacobite Rising of 1745. Living in Paris for around 30 years, he also translated Hudibras into French.
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John Towneley (translator)
John Towneley (1697–1782) was an English gentleman from a Roman Catholic family, who served in the French Army and supported the Jacobite Rising of 1745. Living in Paris for around 30 years, he also translated Hudibras into French.
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Jacobite Rising of 1745
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War of the Polish Succession
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Portrait by Jean-Baptiste Perronneau; Towneley is wearing the Order of Saint Louis
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John Towneley
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Chiswick churchyard, London
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