How did hercules mulligan get access to the british army without any suspicion?

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svlad2 [7]2 years ago

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Throughout the war, Mulligan performed his new role perfectly. By outfitting verbose British officers, appealing to their egos, and asking the right questions, Mulligan gained valuable insight into the enemy’s movements. He could oftentimes deduce the British Army’s next move by inquiring when the officers needed their uniforms back.

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