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Edward Bosc Sladen : ウィキペディア英語版 | Edward Bosc Sladen Sir Edward Bosc Sladen (20November 18274January 1890) was a British army officer who worked in India. == Life and Career == Son of East India Company employee, Dr. Ramsey Sladen and his second wide Emma (the daughter of Colonel Paul Bosc) Edward was born in Madras. He attended Oswestry School in Shropsire and joined the East India Company on 14April 1849. He was posted in the 1st Madras fusiliers as a second lieutenant in September 1850. After seeing action in the second Burmese war at Pegu in December 1852 and again in January 1853, he became an assistant commissioner in Tenasserim (now known as the Tanintharyi Region) and was severely wounded in 1856-57 while fighting insurgent Karens and Shans in the Yunzalin District. He then moved back to mainland India and joined in the recapture of Lucknow from Indian soldiers in March 1858. He also took part in the Oudh campaign with Sir James Hope Grant and Sir Alfred Hastings Horsford.
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