Campaign of the Indus 8 3
Campaign of the Indus 8 3
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Lord Auckland has published an order that all regiments belonging to theCompany that went beyond the Bolan Pass shall wear Afghanistan on theircolours and appointments, and all engaged at Ghuzni that name also; andhas written to the Queen for permission for Queen's regiments employedin like manner to bear the same. I suppose we shall get Kelat inaddition.
There is one other point which, in my hurry to get my letter off intime for the January mail, I totally forgot to mention--viz. , aboutdrawin...g some money on my father. I have before mentioned the greatexpense we have been put to in this campaign; in addition to this, whenwe were ordered from Quettah to take Kelat, we were also under orders toreturn to Quettah after having taken the place. A sergeant was thereforeleft behind at Quettah to take charge of whatever effects any personmight leave, and officers were strongly advised to leave the greaterpart of their kit at this place. I, as well as most of my brotherofficers, was foolish enough to follow this advice, and brought only abundle of linen; consequently now I am almost minus everything;dress-coat, appointments, are all left behind, as General Willshire, after the taking of Kelat, instead of returning to Quettah, proceededinto Cutch Gundava by the Gundava Pass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Auckland has published an order that all regiments belonging to theCompany that went beyond the Bolan Pass shall wear Afghanistan on theircolours and appointments, and all engaged at Ghuzni that name also; andhas written to the Queen for permission for Queen's regiments employedin like manner to bear the same. I suppose we shall get Kelat inaddition.
There is one other point which, in my hurry to get my letter off intime for the January mail, I totally forgot to mention--viz. , aboutdrawin...g some money on my father. I have before mentioned the greatexpense we have been put to in this campaign; in addition to this, whenwe were ordered from Quettah to take Kelat, we were also under orders toreturn to Quettah after having taken the place. A sergeant was thereforeleft behind at Quettah to take charge of whatever effects any personmight leave, and officers were strongly advised to leave the greaterpart of their kit at this place. I, as well as most of my brotherofficers, was foolish enough to follow this advice, and brought only abundle of linen; consequently now I am almost minus everything;dress-coat, appointments, are all left behind, as General Willshire, after the taking of Kelat, instead of returning to Quettah, proceededinto Cutch Gundava by the Gundava Pass.
What to read after Campaign of the Indus 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holdsworth T.W.E. to read onlineMoreLess
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