Indian History of Our Own Times
Indian History of Our Own Times
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The British troops then made a halt for the night but the Bonairs rushed upon them with shouts and yells, and there was desultory firing on both sides. The terrible difli- INDIAN HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES, 65 culty through wliich this mountaia campaign will have to be conducted now became apparent on all sides. Sir Neville Chamberlain saw that he would have to advance by fighting every inch, that' it would be extremely difficult to keep com- munications open, with the headquarters on the frontie...r, and to get supplies, while it was almost impracticable to inflict deadly losses on any large body of the enemy by organized military action. The Bouairs did actually block up Sir Neville Chamberlain's rear and that gallant General saw that his only means lay in maintaining his position. The ranks of the enemy on the 26th "October received accessions from the Swatees and the Moslems from Mulka, on the northern side of the Mahaban range, and by keeping up a stray firing gave the British troops absolutely no rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The British troops then made a halt for the night but the Bonairs rushed upon them with shouts and yells, and there was desultory firing on both sides. The terrible difli- INDIAN HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES, 65 culty through wliich this mountaia campaign will have to be conducted now became apparent on all sides. Sir Neville Chamberlain saw that he would have to advance by fighting every inch, that' it would be extremely difficult to keep com- munications open, with the headquarters on the frontie...r, and to get supplies, while it was almost impracticable to inflict deadly losses on any large body of the enemy by organized military action. The Bouairs did actually block up Sir Neville Chamberlain's rear and that gallant General saw that his only means lay in maintaining his position. The ranks of the enemy on the 26th "October received accessions from the Swatees and the Moslems from Mulka, on the northern side of the Mahaban range, and by keeping up a stray firing gave the British troops absolutely no rest.
What to read after Indian History of Our Own Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Satya Chandra Mukerji to read onlineMoreLess
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