each according to their share
according to their contribution
each according to their share
according to their contribution
"... The following description of Saradiel Appu was published in the Government Gazette Extraordinary of 10-Jan., 1863:
Birth place: Uttoowankandy. Residence: Uttoowankandy. Trade: Boutique keeper. Caste: Wellala. Religion: Buddhist. Age: 31 years. Height: 5ft 3ins. Hair: Long. Eyes: Hazel. Complexion: Brown. Make [Build]: Well. Read and Write: Both. School: Private school. Family: None. Former convictions: None. Distinguishing marks: mark of a mole on the right cheek Escaped: 29-Nov., 1862, from Hulftsdorp Jail... " - Tony Saldin
Exploits of Otuwankanda Saradiel
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