History of the Zulu War And Its Origin
History of the Zulu War And Its Origin
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The garrison had suffered severely from sickness during the preceding month, losing by disease 4 officers and 20 non-commissioned officers and men ; and when NGINGINDHLOVU RELIEF OF ETSHOWE. 385 relieved there were sick in hospital, 8 officers and 44 non-commissioned officers and men, and attending hospital, 1 officer and 78 non-commissioned officers and men out of a total force of 53 officers, 1289 non- commissioned officers and men, and 121 natives.
The constant wet weather and close quarters... in the fort, with little or no shelter, the want of medicines, and insufficient food, might well have caused even heavier loss.
The General determined to evacuate Etshowe, as he found it so difficult of approach : future operations being planned to be carried on by the coast road. On the 4th Colonel Pearson evacuated the fort he had so tenaciously held, taking with him his waggons and all his stores that were of any use ; unserviceable tools and metal-work were buried, but the fort was not destroyed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The garrison had suffered severely from sickness during the preceding month, losing by disease 4 officers and 20 non-commissioned officers and men ; and when NGINGINDHLOVU RELIEF OF ETSHOWE. 385 relieved there were sick in hospital, 8 officers and 44 non-commissioned officers and men, and attending hospital, 1 officer and 78 non-commissioned officers and men out of a total force of 53 officers, 1289 non- commissioned officers and men, and 121 natives.
The constant wet weather and close quarters... in the fort, with little or no shelter, the want of medicines, and insufficient food, might well have caused even heavier loss.
The General determined to evacuate Etshowe, as he found it so difficult of approach : future operations being planned to be carried on by the coast road. On the 4th Colonel Pearson evacuated the fort he had so tenaciously held, taking with him his waggons and all his stores that were of any use ; unserviceable tools and metal-work were buried, but the fort was not destroyed.
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