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T909 Captain Fiegenschuh, with a small force of tirailleurs, and Acyl's contingents, advanced up the Batha to a place within 15 M. of Abeshr, where, on the 1st of June, the enemy were defeated. The next day another fight took place close to Abeshr. The Wadaians were again put to flight and the town bombarded with cannon. Doud Murra with a small following fled north, and Abeshr was occupied by the French. The prince Acyl was subsequently placed on the throne, and, under French guidance, governed Wadai proper, Dar Sila
The war was not, however, ended by the occupation of Abeshr. Captain Fiegenschuh's column, operating south
east
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In November 1910 a French column, 300 strong, under Colonel Moll, while operating in the Massalit country was at-tacked by 5000 men under Doud Murra and the sultan of the Massalit. The enemy was beaten off, but the French had over Too casualties, including Colonel Moll killed.See G. Nachtigal
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