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through my hands.
Had they, according to official usage done so, I should have felt my duty to point out the erroneous inferences that they were likely to produce, and to comment most strongly on the action of Mr. Rice, especially in writing the column marked "result."
No documents caused me greater astonishment, on my return to the Colony, than these General Orders. I found that the first document was numbered No. 1, thereby causing the belief that no General Orders (at all events of that year) existed. Secondly, they were written in a new book, although the old book was not nearly filled. Thirdly, they imply novelty. Fourthly, the old order book was missing soon after Mr. Creagh's departure and was not forthcoming for several months after my return.
As I was not aware that any Correspondence had passed on the subject matter of these orders, I did not consider it expedient to comment on my return by complaining of the action taken by the Acting Captain Superintendent (Mr. Rice). I imagined at the time that these orders were either the result of
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