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Harry Rawson

British naval officer
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  • Zanzibar
    Anglo-Zanzibar War
    / Battle

    Rear Admiral Harry Rawson of HMS St. George sent an ultimatum to Khālid, instructing him and his troops to exit the palace grounds and surrender their arms by 9:00 am on August 27 or succumb to British firepower. Khālid refused, believing that the British would not follow…

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    Rear Admiral Harry Rawson of HMS St. George sent an ultimatum to Khālid, instructing him and his troops to exit the palace grounds and surrender their arms by 9:00 am on August 27 or succumb to British firepower. Khālid refused, believing that the British would not follow…

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