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Home of Admiral Sir George Murray, 1759‒1819, Nelson’s Captain of the Fleet. ‘It must be Murray’ Nelson said, ‘no other will do.’
Admiral Sir George Murray was a prominent Royal Navy officer and close associate of Admiral Horatio Nelson, serving as Captain of the Fleet during the Napoleonic Wars. His home is significant as the residence of the officer whom Nelson trusted implicitly, famously declaring, “It must be Murray, no other will do,” highlighting Murray’s crucial role in naval operations.
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