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Historical person
died 1800
Dhoondia Wagh was an Indian military adventurer who built a short-lived power base after the fall of Tipu Sultan. He gathered cavalry and supporters across Mysore and the Maratha frontier before being defeated and killed by forces commanded by Arthur Wellesley in 1800.
Anthony Morland’s An Officer’s Justice is set after the fall of Seringapatam and the death of Tipu Sultan, William Culpepper is sent into a Mysore unsettled by victory rather than pacified by it.
Series
The Life of William Culpepper follows a fictional British officer from the Revolutionary Wars in Europe into the East India Company’s campaigns in India. The sequence begins with the Flanders campaign and the Battle of Boxtel, then moves through the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War, the unstable aftermath of Tipu…
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