Siege notes of Major Adams in Bengal 1763 summary
The document records Major Thomas Adams's detailed account of the 1763 Bengal campaign against Coffin Ali Dawn in Patna and surrounding fortresses. It covers marches, sieges at Cutwa and Auda Nulla, captures of artillery, heavy casualties on both sides, and the surrender of enemy forces along with prisoner confirmations and returns of killed and wounded. It also lists military detachments, ordnance seized, and bankruptcy notices interleaved in the publication.
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Paris
Versailles
Marchioness of
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St. James's
Sir Wiliam Johnson
Susquehana
Bull
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Major Adams
Mongheer
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Mahamud
T‘uchy
Sooree
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Naflapon
Mahamudhore
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84Th
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Auda Nulla
Irwin
Rooe Seajoys
Viriagully
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Beerboon
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Duke of Cumberland
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John Charlton
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