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12 August 1867: Men-of-war, Wasp, returns

Simon Soon

Painting of a large ship, the Men-of-war, Wasp.

Captain Bedingfeld returns to Penang on the men-of-war, Wasp., with sepoys and armed police. 

NOTES:
A.E.H. Anson. 1920. About Others and Myself. London: J. Murray, 283.

Tags:

colonialism, violence

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