Letter to James Cossar Ewart from A. Keene enclosing Major Richard Woodfield Fuller's report on zebrules used in Indian mountain artillery, 24 October 1905
Item
Identifier: Coll-14/9/11/39
Scope and Contents
Keene provides a summary of the reports, which conclude that the campaign in Tibet proved that the zebrules could not compete with ordinary mules. He asks if Ewart has any zebra stallions which the Indian Government could use for stud work and that he was unsuccessful in his application for Secretary of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society.
There are two reports on the zebrules' performance in Tibet from Major Fuller, one dated 16 April 1904 and the other 22 January 1905, both addressed to the Adjutant, Mountain Batteries Royal Garrison Artillery, Sirhind Brigade, India.
There are two reports on the zebrules' performance in Tibet from Major Fuller, one dated 16 April 1904 and the other 22 January 1905, both addressed to the Adjutant, Mountain Batteries Royal Garrison Artillery, Sirhind Brigade, India.
Dates
- 24 October 1905
Creator
Language of Materials
English
Physical Description
3 leaves
Conditions Governing Access
Open.
Extent
From the Series: 4 boxes
Physical Location
CLX-A-1136
Physical Description
3 leaves
- 7th Mountain Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery (fl. 1905)
- Animal Breeding
- Animals--War use
- Applications for Positions
- Fuller, Richard Woodfield, Major, 1861-1938 (army officer)
- Government purchasing
- Keene, Alfred, 1855-1918 (colonel)
- Mules
- Reports and Dissertations
- Royal Scottish Geographical Society (1884-:)
- Societies and Clubs
- Stallions
- Zebras
- Zebrules
Creator
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