Madagascar; An Historical And Descriptive Account of the Island And Its Former Dependencies 2
Madagascar; An Historical And Descriptive Account of the Island And Its Former Dependencies 2
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This message to the governor of MojangJi was despatched in May, and shortly afterwards Captain Yallon, commanding the French squadron in the Indian Ocean, arrived at Mojang^ and instituted an independent inquiry as to the rights of the outrage at M^rambitsy. The results were communicated to the minister of Kanavklona II., through the commandant of Tamatave, in June ; and again in August an- other demand for satisfaction was addressed to Bamksy at Mojanga by Captain Vallon. No reparation having ...been made by September, M. Meyer again addressed the foreign secretary on the subject. He reminded the minister that the Malagasy Government had promised, four months previously, to punish by force the people of the Iboina coast unless the assassins were delivered up and the plunder restored. He quoted the minister's own words to the effect that if the governor of Mojang^ had not at his disposal sufiBcient force to destroy the rebels (note the word rebels as implying H6va rights of sove- reignty), he, Eav6ninkhitriniarivo, would be proud to proceed himself at the head of a force and inflict chastisement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This message to the governor of MojangJi was despatched in May, and shortly afterwards Captain Yallon, commanding the French squadron in the Indian Ocean, arrived at Mojang^ and instituted an independent inquiry as to the rights of the outrage at M^rambitsy. The results were communicated to the minister of Kanavklona II., through the commandant of Tamatave, in June ; and again in August an- other demand for satisfaction was addressed to Bamksy at Mojanga by Captain Vallon. No reparation having ...been made by September, M. Meyer again addressed the foreign secretary on the subject. He reminded the minister that the Malagasy Government had promised, four months previously, to punish by force the people of the Iboina coast unless the assassins were delivered up and the plunder restored. He quoted the minister's own words to the effect that if the governor of Mojang^ had not at his disposal sufiBcient force to destroy the rebels (note the word rebels as implying H6va rights of sove- reignty), he, Eav6ninkhitriniarivo, would be proud to proceed himself at the head of a force and inflict chastisement.
What to read after Madagascar; An Historical And Descriptive Account of the Island And Its Former Dependencies 2?
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