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"No one could have invented John Beames, whose vibrant and original memoirs were discovered by chance in an attic almost a century after they were penned." He arrived in India in 1858, and worked there as a civil servant for the next forty-five years, defending powerless peasants against rapacious planters, improvising fifteen-gun salutes for visiting dignitaries and presiding over the blissful coast of Orissa. His acquaintances spanned from lofty Rajas to dissolute Englishmen.
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