The Pacification of Burma
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(Par. 26 of the Despatch of Major-General Sir George White, K. C. B. , V. C. , late Commanding the Upper Burma Force. Dated Simla, July 6, 1889. ) The police could not have been more active than the soldiers had been. They probably suffered more in proportion to their numbers owing to their inferior training. During the year 1888 the military police were in the field constantly in almost every district in the province.
It became evident that we had not a sufficient number of British officers ; ...if a man fell sick or was wounded, there was no one to take his place. Sixteen additional officers were sanctioned for the police, but they did not arrive until after the close of the year. They added much to the strength and efficiency of the force.
MILITARY REPLACED BY POLICE 99 On the whole, it became evident before the middle of 1888 that the police were getting a hold of the province and that no danger had been incurred by reducing the military garrison and bringing the troops into quarters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Par. 26 of the Despatch of Major-General Sir George White, K. C. B. , V. C. , late Commanding the Upper Burma Force. Dated Simla, July 6, 1889. ) The police could not have been more active than the soldiers had been. They probably suffered more in proportion to their numbers owing to their inferior training. During the year 1888 the military police were in the field constantly in almost every district in the province.
It became evident that we had not a sufficient number of British officers ; ...if a man fell sick or was wounded, there was no one to take his place. Sixteen additional officers were sanctioned for the police, but they did not arrive until after the close of the year. They added much to the strength and efficiency of the force.
MILITARY REPLACED BY POLICE 99 On the whole, it became evident before the middle of 1888 that the police were getting a hold of the province and that no danger had been incurred by reducing the military garrison and bringing the troops into quarters.
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