Complete History of the South African War in 1899 1902
Complete History of the South African War in 1899 1902
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Lists coming in of the casualties in recent engagements related to the march of the Highland brigade from Win- burg last month. Lord Roberts reported at the com- mencement of June that the brigade arrived at Heilbron on May 29, having been opposed more or less the whole way from Ventersburg. The chief fight was at Roode- port, a few miles south of Heilbron. There had been a good deal of fighting in the vicinity since then.
Buller's Headquarters, Zandspruit, June 2oth. Our column reached here to...-day.
One hundred and eighty-seven burghers surrendered at Wakkerstroom, and 80 at Volksrust.
Many more of the enemy would have surrendered had our line of march been in a north-easterly direction, so as to afford protection to those who laid down their arms.
As matters stand, many are afraid to deliver up their rifles for fear of reprisals from their own countrymen.
There are still a number of irreconcilables hanging upon our line of march. One typical incident will show the bitter feeling prevailing amongst them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lists coming in of the casualties in recent engagements related to the march of the Highland brigade from Win- burg last month. Lord Roberts reported at the com- mencement of June that the brigade arrived at Heilbron on May 29, having been opposed more or less the whole way from Ventersburg. The chief fight was at Roode- port, a few miles south of Heilbron. There had been a good deal of fighting in the vicinity since then.
Buller's Headquarters, Zandspruit, June 2oth. Our column reached here to...-day.
One hundred and eighty-seven burghers surrendered at Wakkerstroom, and 80 at Volksrust.
Many more of the enemy would have surrendered had our line of march been in a north-easterly direction, so as to afford protection to those who laid down their arms.
As matters stand, many are afraid to deliver up their rifles for fear of reprisals from their own countrymen.
There are still a number of irreconcilables hanging upon our line of march. One typical incident will show the bitter feeling prevailing amongst them.
What to read after Complete History of the South African War in 1899 1902?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F T Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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