John Moss

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Samuel Eusebius Hudson tells us that he wrote too much, but that it was impossible for him to “allay the itch of scribbling”. A settler in the Cape in the early British period, which in 1795 followed the long occupation of the Dutch East India Company, he was addicted to diary writing.