Graphic Scenes in African Story Settlers Slavery Missions And Missionaries
Graphic Scenes in African Story Settlers Slavery Missions And Missionaries
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Dr. Landon, who, when the hill was abandoned by our panic-stricken troops, had steadily remained by his wounded, was lying on the ground with a shot through his chest. The Boers, as- they rushed on the plateau, not seeing, or not caring for, the Geneva Cross, had fired into and knocked over both him and his hospital assistant ; so there was only one — Dr. Mahon — left to look after a great number of very bad cases. ' This disastrous battle practically ended the war ; the besieged in the several... towns still held out, although no help could now reach them. A cessation of hostilities soon took place, and during its continuance Sir Evelyn Wood arranged the terms of peace with the Boer leaders. And peace was welcomed by both sides with heartfelt thanks and blessings.
CHAPTER XII.
WAR IN THE SOUDAN..
The Soudan, the Nubia of the ancients, has been the scene of innumerable wars. ' Since the date of the Turkish conquest/ says Colonel Butler, ' Soudan history can be easily told : war, that has always been extermina- tion ; trade, that has ever been in slaves ; government, that has always been cruel and corrupt, — a narrowing area of cultivation, a wider wilderness of misery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Landon, who, when the hill was abandoned by our panic-stricken troops, had steadily remained by his wounded, was lying on the ground with a shot through his chest. The Boers, as- they rushed on the plateau, not seeing, or not caring for, the Geneva Cross, had fired into and knocked over both him and his hospital assistant ; so there was only one — Dr. Mahon — left to look after a great number of very bad cases. ' This disastrous battle practically ended the war ; the besieged in the several... towns still held out, although no help could now reach them. A cessation of hostilities soon took place, and during its continuance Sir Evelyn Wood arranged the terms of peace with the Boer leaders. And peace was welcomed by both sides with heartfelt thanks and blessings.
CHAPTER XII.
WAR IN THE SOUDAN..
The Soudan, the Nubia of the ancients, has been the scene of innumerable wars. ' Since the date of the Turkish conquest/ says Colonel Butler, ' Soudan history can be easily told : war, that has always been extermina- tion ; trade, that has ever been in slaves ; government, that has always been cruel and corrupt, — a narrowing area of cultivation, a wider wilderness of misery.
What to read after Graphic Scenes in African Story Settlers Slavery Missions And Missionaries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bruce Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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