Historical Record of the 14th Kings Hussars From a D 1715 to a D 1900
Historical Record of the 14th Kings Hussars From a D 1715 to a D 1900
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, K. C. B. , Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Natal, inspected the Fourteenth in marching order, and on the conclusion of the parade expressed himself pleased with what he had seen, and especially so with the condition of the horses and the riding of the men. The strength of the regiment was 24 officers, 484 non-commissioned officers and men, 415 troop-horses, and 43 officers' chargers.
One squadron (' D ' and ' H ' troops) under Major Kentish, numbering about 90 sabres, proceeded to Zululand... to act as escort to His Excellency Major-General Sir H. E. Wood, on the 1 6th August. This squadron joined a squadron of the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons and a squadron of the I5th Hussars at Stale's Drift, Buffalo River, and proceeded thence, under the command of Colonel George Luck, C. B. , i5th Hussars, to the Inhlazane Mountains in Zululand, returning to Ladysmith on the 1 2th September. One private was severely frost-bitten, and one troop-horse died on the march.
The regiment had entered Zululand in August, and it left Ladysmith the 5th November via Pinetown for the coast, having received orders to return to India.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, K. C. B. , Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Natal, inspected the Fourteenth in marching order, and on the conclusion of the parade expressed himself pleased with what he had seen, and especially so with the condition of the horses and the riding of the men. The strength of the regiment was 24 officers, 484 non-commissioned officers and men, 415 troop-horses, and 43 officers' chargers.
One squadron (' D ' and ' H ' troops) under Major Kentish, numbering about 90 sabres, proceeded to Zululand... to act as escort to His Excellency Major-General Sir H. E. Wood, on the 1 6th August. This squadron joined a squadron of the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons and a squadron of the I5th Hussars at Stale's Drift, Buffalo River, and proceeded thence, under the command of Colonel George Luck, C. B. , i5th Hussars, to the Inhlazane Mountains in Zululand, returning to Ladysmith on the 1 2th September. One private was severely frost-bitten, and one troop-horse died on the march.
The regiment had entered Zululand in August, and it left Ladysmith the 5th November via Pinetown for the coast, having received orders to return to India.
What to read after Historical Record of the 14th Kings Hussars From a D 1715 to a D 1900?
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