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A report of Major Hart's case, of rice-frauds, near Seringapatam

Inglis, W. H.· 2 chapters· 4,341 words

Were any apology necessary for this Report, a sufficient one would be where Major Hart says, "When I add that Major-general Macaulay was my junior officer; that, in consequence of my dismission, he succeeded to the very regiment which, at this hour, I should have otherwise com...

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1. Part 1

Were any apology necessary for this Report, a sufficient one would be where Major Hart says, "When I add that Major-general Macaulay was my junior officer; that, in consequence...

2. Part 2

Nor can Major Hart forget where Major-General Macaulay states, "Report--to which, however, I can scarce give credit--assigns this disgraceful production to the pen of a noted Ba...