British Advance Encouraged by Settlers in Africa
The report claims settlers aided the British push by encouraging advances and aiding escape from imprisonment. It notes Arab pillaging fears, praise for Marshal Grapani as a “gentleman,” and mentions movements across East Africa with extended marches and supply delays.
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