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D
Brompton Barracks
Chatham
17
1. December 1839.
I certify that I have known William Quin, Serjeant Royal Artillery for the period of five years, and that I have had many opportunities of judging both of his mental and moral powers during the Expedition sent to explore the Euphrates.
He was Serjeant Major entrusted with the care of the passage of men and Stores - in Syria, when he was exposed to the vicissitudes of Climate and scantiness of food, often without shelter. His health and strength remained undiminished and his willing cheerfulness supported him under various trials.
I am happy to state that he has returned to this country with an unimpaired constitution and has gained both the esteem and attachment of all the Officers engaged in that arduous expedition.
(Signed) A. A. Staunton,
Asst Surgeon
Royal Artillery
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Brompton Burrucks
Chautham
17
1. Decembar 1839.
Dartify that I have Kowwn William Quin, Serjeant Royal Artillery for the period of five
years, and that I have had many opportunities of judging both of his mental and Godity powers during the Expedition sent to explore the Euphrates .
Abe
Serjeant Major
entrusted with the care of the passage of men and Stores - Syria, when he was
across
exposed to the vicissitudes of Chimate and scantiness of food, often without shelter. His health and strength remained undiminished and his willing cheerfulness supported him under vel trials.
Wam happy to state that he hus returned to this country with
an
unimpaired constitution und
has gained both the esteem and attachment of all the Officers
engaged in that ardueres expedition. (Signed) A. A. Staunton,
Asst Surgeen
Royal Artillery
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