History of the War in South Africa 1899-1902 V. 1 (Of 4)
History of the War in South Africa 1899-1902 V. 1 (Of 4)
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His purpose was to arrange for concertedaction on the left flank. The Major-General explained to him the localsituation, and said that he proposed to reinforce the little party ofArgyll and Sutherland Highlanders in the river bank, and under coverof their fire on the farm, rush it, and then make every effort tocross the river by the islands at Rosmead. Lord Methuen approved, andsome twenty or thirty more of the Argyll and Sutherland rushed downinto the donga. A strong flanking patrol of the Kin...g's Own YorkshireLight Infantry, under Lt. R. M. D. Fox, supported by a detachment ofthe Argyll and Sutherland, was now utilised for the attack on thehouse and kraal. The Boers did not make a vigorous resistance butretreated across the river as the British advanced, and at about 11. 30the farm and the rocky ground were in Major-General Pole-Carew'shands. The enemy on the north bank had been so greatly shaken by thefire of two guns of the 18th battery, under Capt. G. T. Forestier-Walker, that they were already in retreat from Rosmead whenthe King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry attacked the farmhouse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His purpose was to arrange for concertedaction on the left flank. The Major-General explained to him the localsituation, and said that he proposed to reinforce the little party ofArgyll and Sutherland Highlanders in the river bank, and under coverof their fire on the farm, rush it, and then make every effort tocross the river by the islands at Rosmead. Lord Methuen approved, andsome twenty or thirty more of the Argyll and Sutherland rushed downinto the donga. A strong flanking patrol of the Kin...g's Own YorkshireLight Infantry, under Lt. R. M. D. Fox, supported by a detachment ofthe Argyll and Sutherland, was now utilised for the attack on thehouse and kraal. The Boers did not make a vigorous resistance butretreated across the river as the British advanced, and at about 11. 30the farm and the rocky ground were in Major-General Pole-Carew'shands. The enemy on the north bank had been so greatly shaken by thefire of two guns of the 18th battery, under Capt. G. T. Forestier-Walker, that they were already in retreat from Rosmead whenthe King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry attacked the farmhouse.
What to read after History of the War in South Africa 1899-1902 V. 1 (Of 4)?
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