Clyde And Strathnairn
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Kunch was a difficult place to attack owing to the woods, gardens, and temple enclosures lying round it ; and the enemy had strongly fortified the western quarter and the Jhansi gate.
Acting on his usual principle, that nothing was so likely to disconcert the rebels as turning their flank and threatening their rear, Sir Hugh Rose resolved to mask the fortified front on the Jhansi road and to attack Kunch in flank. In accordance with these tactics, as well as to avoid a protracted engage- ment i...n the fierce heat of the sun, he made a long night march to the left flank, and shortly THE SOUTHERN OPERATIONS T27 after daybreak arrived opposite the west side of Kunch, in rear of the fort and town ; thus turning the strong defences of the Jhansi gate. After the troops had rested, the artillery opened fire, and the infantry prepared to storm the fort. A wing of the 86th Regiment and the 25th Bombay Native Infantry were thrown into skirmishing order, sup- ported on the flank by detachments of artillery and cavalry ; the remainder of the attacking force being formed into a second line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kunch was a difficult place to attack owing to the woods, gardens, and temple enclosures lying round it ; and the enemy had strongly fortified the western quarter and the Jhansi gate.
Acting on his usual principle, that nothing was so likely to disconcert the rebels as turning their flank and threatening their rear, Sir Hugh Rose resolved to mask the fortified front on the Jhansi road and to attack Kunch in flank. In accordance with these tactics, as well as to avoid a protracted engage- ment i...n the fierce heat of the sun, he made a long night march to the left flank, and shortly THE SOUTHERN OPERATIONS T27 after daybreak arrived opposite the west side of Kunch, in rear of the fort and town ; thus turning the strong defences of the Jhansi gate. After the troops had rested, the artillery opened fire, and the infantry prepared to storm the fort. A wing of the 86th Regiment and the 25th Bombay Native Infantry were thrown into skirmishing order, sup- ported on the flank by detachments of artillery and cavalry ; the remainder of the attacking force being formed into a second line.
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