George Anson
See also: Anson
George Anson (1697-1762) was a Admiral English.
Responsible for a forwarding against the Spanish establishments in southernmost America (1740-1745), it succeeds completely, and was filled on its return of the favors of Georges II.
A victory which it gained in 1747 over the chief of French squadron Jonquière was worth him the Pairie and the rank of Rear-admiral. Lastly, it was named admiral in 1711.
The relation of sound Voyage around the world in the years 1740-1745 was published in London in 1748.
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