General Craufurd And His Light Division With Many Anecdotes a Paper And Letter
General Craufurd And His Light Division With Many Anecdotes a Paper And Letter
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Wardle now declares, in his own case, is not to be credited upon her oath ! " I now return to the movements of General Craufurd and his Brigade after reaching Lisbon. From a narrative by Colonel J. Leach, of the 95th Rifles, we learn that, instead of landing the Brigade at Lisbon, and marching it to Santarem, it was determined to convey the regiments in boats to the village of Vallada, forty miles above the capital, and that the baggage-animals should be sent by land to Santarem. Accordingly th...ey went to Vallada.
Concerning this Brigade Colonel Leach writes thus with natural pride : " The three regiments composing the Light Brigade having now landed, I may observe that unprejudiced persons, and those neither directly nor 74 GENERAL CRAUFURD indirectly connected with it, have pronounced it the finest and most splendid Brigade that ever took the field. I will venture to go so far as to assert that, if it has been equalled, it has never been surpassed in any army, whether the materials of which it was composed, its fine appoint- ments and arms, its esprit du corps, its style of marching and manoeuvring, and in short every requisite for a Light Brigade, be considered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wardle now declares, in his own case, is not to be credited upon her oath ! " I now return to the movements of General Craufurd and his Brigade after reaching Lisbon. From a narrative by Colonel J. Leach, of the 95th Rifles, we learn that, instead of landing the Brigade at Lisbon, and marching it to Santarem, it was determined to convey the regiments in boats to the village of Vallada, forty miles above the capital, and that the baggage-animals should be sent by land to Santarem. Accordingly th...ey went to Vallada.
Concerning this Brigade Colonel Leach writes thus with natural pride : " The three regiments composing the Light Brigade having now landed, I may observe that unprejudiced persons, and those neither directly nor 74 GENERAL CRAUFURD indirectly connected with it, have pronounced it the finest and most splendid Brigade that ever took the field. I will venture to go so far as to assert that, if it has been equalled, it has never been surpassed in any army, whether the materials of which it was composed, its fine appoint- ments and arms, its esprit du corps, its style of marching and manoeuvring, and in short every requisite for a Light Brigade, be considered.
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