Guerilla Leaders of the World
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To remedy this deficiency (and incidentally to put new heart into his men by the sack of an important city) he headed straight for the great Rajput State of Jeyj^ar, whose ruler was an ally and vassal of the British. To avert any possible calamity in this direction Briga- dier Roberts, who lay at Nusserabad with a mobile brigade, broke up his camp and by forced marching interposed between Tantia and his objective. Thwarted in this, the dauntless rebel flew southerly towards Tonk. Here the Rajah... held out in his fort, but Tantia had no time to waste on mere rajahs. He 1 Small Wars, p. 183.
150 GUERILLA LEADERS contentedly plundered the place and carried off the valuables and four pieces of cannon.
This magnificent marauder's proceedings during the next two months of his dazzling career are of a character fairly to beggar description. Beset^ — beset but never bested — on the one hand by General Roberts and on the other by General Michell, he could do nothing wrong until the middle of September.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To remedy this deficiency (and incidentally to put new heart into his men by the sack of an important city) he headed straight for the great Rajput State of Jeyj^ar, whose ruler was an ally and vassal of the British. To avert any possible calamity in this direction Briga- dier Roberts, who lay at Nusserabad with a mobile brigade, broke up his camp and by forced marching interposed between Tantia and his objective. Thwarted in this, the dauntless rebel flew southerly towards Tonk. Here the Rajah... held out in his fort, but Tantia had no time to waste on mere rajahs. He 1 Small Wars, p. 183.
150 GUERILLA LEADERS contentedly plundered the place and carried off the valuables and four pieces of cannon.
This magnificent marauder's proceedings during the next two months of his dazzling career are of a character fairly to beggar description. Beset^ — beset but never bested — on the one hand by General Roberts and on the other by General Michell, he could do nothing wrong until the middle of September.
What to read after Guerilla Leaders of the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Cross Standing to read onlineMoreLess
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