Because of his bombastic style, John Burgoyne was nicknamed what? Select all that apply.
a. Big Burgoyne
b. Julius Caesus Burgoynus
c. "Chrononnotonthologos," a character in a burlesque play by Henry Carey
d. Sir Jack Brag
Answer: b,d
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