Long Lemoh was an Atjehnese place guarded by a Dutch post which, at the execution of the concentration, stood among the outer fortifications that were given back to the field. The post was one of the fortifications maintained by the Dutch outside the new line that were returned to the field at the execution of the concentration: it was evacuated between 5 and 14 January 1885, nearly a month and a half before the clearing of the so-called free strip was finished (see Completion of the concentrated position (March 1885)).
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Een beroep op het Nederlandsche volk in zake het Atjeh-vraagstuk, door J. J. W. E. Verstege (Amsterdam: J. H. de Bussy, 1886), p. 81. OCR-filename: 20260801_235605_DLP-158-Een_beroep_op_het_Nederlandsche_volk_in_zake_het_Atjeh_vraagstuk_Nemotron-OCR-v2_OCR.txt.