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SHORNCLIFFE

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Originally appearing in Volume V24, Page 1007 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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SHORNCLIFFE  , a military station in

Kent, England, on high ground immediately north of
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Sandgate and 3 M . W. of
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Folkestone . It was first established in 1803, when
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Sir John Moore here trained the troops which afterwards formed the
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Light Division in the
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Peninsular War . Its position was chosen as a strategic position on the flank of the French invader who was expected at the time to descend upon the
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English coast .

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