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Extracts from a private London letter of 1757 on Indian campaigns
The Dublin Journal reports conjectures on the late Court Martial and the East India conflict. It cites Admiral Watson and General Clive as to be knighted for Bravery, recounts English actions against the Nabob of Bengal, and notes battles near Chandernagore, the fall of Calcutta, and treaty terms. It also covers parliamentary notices, local deaths, marriages, charity sermons, and notices from Dublin society and theatre announcements.
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