In the context of this artwork, discuss the British soldiers of the People depicted.
Major John Small, the redcoated British soldier stepping over a fallen redcoat soldier to hold back the bayonet of a fellow soldier
Major John Pitcairn, falling back dying in his son's (Lieutenant Pitcairn's) arms
General Henry Clinton, bare-headed British officer with raised sword at the rear, center of the painting
General William Howe, standing to the left of Clinton from the viewer's point of view with his sword pointing forward.
Lord Rawdon, then a lieutenant, holds the British colour, center-right in the painting
Lieutenant Colonel James Abercrombie, the redcoat soldier laying dead underneath John Small and at General Warren's feet.
John Small William Howe colour James Abercrombie Henry Clinton Lord Rawdon left John Pitcairn British