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Snugly immured in the harbour there, and sheltered by the island of Liu-kung-tao from observation as well as from rough weather, the Chinese fleet made abso- lutely no effort to defend its northern depot at Port Arthur, on which so many millions of taels had been expended.
Marshal Oyama's expedition had therefore a clear field for landing the 2nd Army, and the transports having brought flat-bottomed boats for the purpose, the disem- barkation was effected without mishap at a spot in Korea Bay, ...some 50 miles to the north-east of the coveted posi- tion. Subsequently it was found to be feasible to land the heavy siege guns at a point nearer by 20 miles to Port Arthur, but this was only effected after the army had marched thither overland, and with the object of avoiding the excessive labour attendant upon mountain transport. Ta-lien-Wan, about half-way from the place of disembarkation to the fortress, proved to be the quarter in which resistance was first met with, but it was of so excessively feeble a character as to offer scarcely any perceptible obstacle to the progress of the invaders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Snugly immured in the harbour there, and sheltered by the island of Liu-kung-tao from observation as well as from rough weather, the Chinese fleet made abso- lutely no effort to defend its northern depot at Port Arthur, on which so many millions of taels had been expended.
Marshal Oyama's expedition had therefore a clear field for landing the 2nd Army, and the transports having brought flat-bottomed boats for the purpose, the disem- barkation was effected without mishap at a spot in Korea Bay, ...some 50 miles to the north-east of the coveted posi- tion. Subsequently it was found to be feasible to land the heavy siege guns at a point nearer by 20 miles to Port Arthur, but this was only effected after the army had marched thither overland, and with the object of avoiding the excessive labour attendant upon mountain transport. Ta-lien-Wan, about half-way from the place of disembarkation to the fortress, proved to be the quarter in which resistance was first met with, but it was of so excessively feeble a character as to offer scarcely any perceptible obstacle to the progress of the invaders.
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