General John Jacob Commandant of the Sind Irregular Horse And Founder of Jacoba
General John Jacob Commandant of the Sind Irregular Horse And Founder of Jacoba
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On the 5th he marched into the hills, and on the 24th was encamped at Pokran, but the Governor still tarried. Thence he wrote the Assistant Quartermaster- General another letter of warning.
" It is proper it should be explained to the Governor that so long as we may be in Sind, we shall have no difficulty in feeding man and horse, but that in several places in Cutchee we shall not be able to obtain supplies, and if we go into the hills everything must be carried. We shall be able to procure wha...tever we want at Lark- hana, &c. ; and if we take sufficient camels with us, we can always supply ourselves at these places for as many days as we may require to be in parts of the country where no food is obtainable. Now as a Silidar of mine gets twenty rupees a month to provide and support his horse, it is plain that whatever his wishes, he cannot pay nineteen rupees a month for camel hire to carry his grain, so that unless he be assisted from the public stores he must go without. A sowar cannot pay more than eight rupees a month for horses' grain, and be the quantity procurable ever so small, the horse can get no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 5th he marched into the hills, and on the 24th was encamped at Pokran, but the Governor still tarried. Thence he wrote the Assistant Quartermaster- General another letter of warning.
" It is proper it should be explained to the Governor that so long as we may be in Sind, we shall have no difficulty in feeding man and horse, but that in several places in Cutchee we shall not be able to obtain supplies, and if we go into the hills everything must be carried. We shall be able to procure wha...tever we want at Lark- hana, &c. ; and if we take sufficient camels with us, we can always supply ourselves at these places for as many days as we may require to be in parts of the country where no food is obtainable. Now as a Silidar of mine gets twenty rupees a month to provide and support his horse, it is plain that whatever his wishes, he cannot pay nineteen rupees a month for camel hire to carry his grain, so that unless he be assisted from the public stores he must go without. A sowar cannot pay more than eight rupees a month for horses' grain, and be the quantity procurable ever so small, the horse can get no more.
What to read after General John Jacob Commandant of the Sind Irregular Horse And Founder of Jacoba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shand, Alexander Innes, 1832-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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