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Asks for approval of arrangements made for the conveyance of the remaining 'irreconcilable'...
Catalogue reference: CO 37/240/5
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- 1903 Sept 5
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Asks for approval of arrangements made for the conveyance of the remaining 'irreconcilable' prisoners of war. Reports that 47 had left the coolly, ten were in prison, and the remaining six were living on a farm in Paget Parish.
Sir Henry Le Geary, No 97, folios 34-36
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