Colonel, and held the appointment of Deputy Quarter-Master General to the expedition under Lieut.
Colonel Murray was employed in the Quarter-Master General's department of the army under the Duke of York in Holland; and he was wounded in the action on the Helder.
General in June, 1745, at which time he was performing the duty of Quarter-Master General to the army in the Netherlands, commanded by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland.
On the downfall of North's administration he became pay-master general, and obtained a seat in the Council.
Thomas Mifflin, who accompanied Washington from Philadelphia as aid-de-camp, was made quarter-master general.
He resigned his office of quarter-master general in 1780, and was succeeded by Timothy Pickering.
The admirable arrangements of the quarter-master general's department, under the able management of General Greene, enabled the army to move with facility.
The first was deputy quarter-master general; the last two were aids-de-camp.
Clearings were the balance of each Officer's pay above his subsistence, after the deductions stated were made, which ought to have been regularly paid by the Pay-Master General to the different Marine Agents.
During the last named year he was quarter-master general of the British forces in Flanders.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "master general" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
