A Journal of the March of the Bombay Detachment recounts the expedition of British forces across India in 1778. This firsthand account details the march of the Bombay Detachment, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Goddard, from Culpee to Surat, offering a rare glimpse into the challenges and experiences of the British army in the Mahratta Country. Also included are the proceedings of the Bombay Army, under Colonel Egerton, in their march towards Poonah.
Written by an anonymous author, this journal provides invaluable insights into the military strategies, geographical landscapes, and cultural encounters of the era. It serves as a primary historical document for understanding British colonial expansion and military operations in 18th-century India. Scholars and history enthusiasts alike will find this journal a compelling resource for studying the complexities of Anglo-Indian relations and the realities of colonial warfare.
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