Rutherford Alcock

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British diplomat (1809-1897)

WritersLived 1809 to 1897 · aged 88

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Sir Rutherford AlcockRutherford Alcock located the British legation in Tokyo from 1859 in Tōzen-ji.Attack on the British legation in Tōzen-ji on 5 July 1861.Attack of the British legation in Tōzen-ji, Edo, in 1861.The grave of Rutherford Alcock at St Katharine's, Merstham.

Awards 2

1862Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath

Silver Medal of the Zoological Society of London

Connected to Rutherford 5

Harry JohnstonAlso won Silver Medal of the Zoological Society of LondonJohn ChappleAlso won Silver Medal of the Zoological Society of LondonBarghash bin Said Al BusaidiAlso won Silver Medal of the Zoological Society of LondonCharles RuddAlso won Silver Medal of the Zoological Society of LondonGeorge GreyAlso won Silver Medal of the Zoological Society of London

Writers born in the 1800s 1

Georg Friedrich Daumer49.2

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Writers

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Writer / Author

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deceased

Dates

Lived 1809 to 1897 · aged 88

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17 languages

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