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George Robert Gleig (20 April 1796 – 9 July 1888) was a Scottish soldier, military writer, and priest.

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rdfs:label	George Robert Gleig (de) George Gleig (priest) (en) George Robert Gleig (sv)
rdfs:comment	George Robert Gleig (20 April 1796 – 9 July 1888) was a Scottish soldier, military writer, and priest. (en) George Robert Gleig [spr. glegg] (* 20. April 1796 in Stirling, Schottland; † 9. Juli 1888) war ein schottischer Schriftsteller und Soldat. Gleig war der Sohn von Primas George Gleig und dessen Ehefrau Janet Hamilton. Nach Absolvierung seiner Schulzeit in Glasgow begann er am Balliol College (University of Oxford) zu studieren. Als am 21. Juni 1813 Wellington seinen ersten Sieg in Spanien errang (Schlacht von Vitoria), brach Gleig sein Studium ab und schloss sich noch im selben Jahr der Armee an. (de) George Robert Gleig, född den 20 april 1796 i Stirling, Skottland, död den 9 juli 1888 i Stratfield Turgis, Hampshire, var en brittisk skriftställare. Han var son till biskop . Gleig ingick först i krigstjänst och deltog som löjtnant i fälttågen på Pyreneiska halvön och i Nordamerika 1813–1814. Sedermera ägnade han sig åt teologiska studier, blev 1820 prästvigd och 1822 kyrkoherde. År 1834 utnämndes han till kaplan vid militärsjukhuset i Chelsea, 1844 till generalkaplan vid armén och, sedan han 1846 utarbetat en plan för undervisning av soldater, till generalinspektör för undervisningen vid militärskolorna. År 1875 lämnade han sina offentliga befattningar. Gleigs första litterära alster var The subaltern (1825; sedan flera upplagor), en underhållande skildring av fältlivet i Spanien under (sv)
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