A Turning Point in the Indian Mutiny
A Turning Point in the Indian Mutiny
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Was swung round and grape fired. Not a man got within sixty yards, but it was a dangerous crisis. I looked round and saw Mr. Bax, magistrate, standing beneath a tree in our grove. He was very pale. I noticed his lips moving in silent prayer ; and I knew of the dear ones he had left only four days before in ignorance of the coming peril. ' Captain Hastings led one flank of the army, and Captain L'Estrange the other. ' Men rushed forward with a cheer . . . Cleared the deep stream ... At a bound, ...and charged impetuously an enemy twenty times as numerous as they were. ' 2 At the same time the guns * with grape and shrapnel drove in the centre. ' 3 1 The Government owned a large breeding stud at Buxar.
2 Kaye and Malleson, History of the Indian Mutiny.
3 ' Despatch ' of Major Eyre.
90 THE INDIAN MUTINY The Sepoys were completely taken off their guard ; they did not wait for the onslaught, but broke rank in complete disorder and panic. Their retreat soon began to be an utter rout. Flying bands of the enemy were seen in all directions and the little English army swept them across the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was swung round and grape fired. Not a man got within sixty yards, but it was a dangerous crisis. I looked round and saw Mr. Bax, magistrate, standing beneath a tree in our grove. He was very pale. I noticed his lips moving in silent prayer ; and I knew of the dear ones he had left only four days before in ignorance of the coming peril. ' Captain Hastings led one flank of the army, and Captain L'Estrange the other. ' Men rushed forward with a cheer . . . Cleared the deep stream ... At a bound, ...and charged impetuously an enemy twenty times as numerous as they were. ' 2 At the same time the guns * with grape and shrapnel drove in the centre. ' 3 1 The Government owned a large breeding stud at Buxar.
2 Kaye and Malleson, History of the Indian Mutiny.
3 ' Despatch ' of Major Eyre.
90 THE INDIAN MUTINY The Sepoys were completely taken off their guard ; they did not wait for the onslaught, but broke rank in complete disorder and panic. Their retreat soon began to be an utter rout. Flying bands of the enemy were seen in all directions and the little English army swept them across the country.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabel Giberne Sieveking to read onlineMoreLess
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