The Trooper Police of Australia a Record of Mounted Police Work in the Commonwe
The Trooper Police of Australia a Record of Mounted Police Work in the Commonwe
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" He cheated the gallows by dying the next day from the wounds he had received. His captor, Constable Day, had the satisfaction of being warmly commended for his gallantry and of gaining his first step to promotion. Thereafter the young officer's rise through the various grades was rapid ; at the present time he holds the supreme rank of Inspector-General. Sergeant Burns, for his share in this notable exploit, was made a sub-inspector.
A case that puzzled the police for some time was that of To...mmy Moore, hawker and murderer. If you were to ask Mr. Day about it he would probably tell you that it was certainly one of the hardest nuts he had to crack. The affair was wrapped in mystery from the outset. There were no clues to work upon for some weeks, and even then such discovery as was made seemed to offer little towards elucidation. The attention of the police was first engaged by a report that six mutilated bodies had been found in the bush in the district of the Darling River. Owing to several reasons these were unrecognisable, and nothing was found in the vicinity to point to the perpetrator of these terrible deeds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He cheated the gallows by dying the next day from the wounds he had received. His captor, Constable Day, had the satisfaction of being warmly commended for his gallantry and of gaining his first step to promotion. Thereafter the young officer's rise through the various grades was rapid ; at the present time he holds the supreme rank of Inspector-General. Sergeant Burns, for his share in this notable exploit, was made a sub-inspector.
A case that puzzled the police for some time was that of To...mmy Moore, hawker and murderer. If you were to ask Mr. Day about it he would probably tell you that it was certainly one of the hardest nuts he had to crack. The affair was wrapped in mystery from the outset. There were no clues to work upon for some weeks, and even then such discovery as was made seemed to offer little towards elucidation. The attention of the police was first engaged by a report that six mutilated bodies had been found in the bush in the district of the Darling River. Owing to several reasons these were unrecognisable, and nothing was found in the vicinity to point to the perpetrator of these terrible deeds.
What to read after The Trooper Police of Australia a Record of Mounted Police Work in the Commonwe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A L Arthur Lincoln Haydon to read onlineMoreLess
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