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JACOB, JOHN (1812-1858) , Indian soldier and administrator
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regiment with distinction at the battles of Meeanee, Shandadpur, and Umarkot; but it is as commandant of the Sind Horse
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Dalhousie for his pains. He was a friend of Sir Charles Napier and Sir James Outram, and resembled them in his out-spoken criticisms and independence of authority. He died at the early age of 46 of brain fever, brought on by excessive heat and overwork. The town of Jacobabad, which has the reputation of being the hottest place in India, is named after him.See A. I. Shand, General John Jacob (1900). End of Article: JACOB, JOHN (1812-1858) If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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