Kitchener
Kitchener
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By sunset Kimberley was relieved.
Cronje, who commanded the Boers at Magersfontein, had been thoroughly deceived. It was late on the nth before he 'found out that the Cavalry had left the camp facing him ; their direction, due south, was puzzling, but he sent a commando of about 1, 000 strong PAARDEBERG 103 under Christian De Wet along the east bank of the Riet River to keep a look-out De Wet thought that French would continue in a southerly direction and therefore went on past De Kiel's Drift ...with the intention of hindering such a move. When the Cavalry suddenly turned round northwards and was followed by infantry, De Wet saw that he had been mistaken ; it was too late, however, to get in front of the big column, nor could he dash through it to rejoin Cronje. For two days he sat still and then brought off the first of the many brilliant exploits which made him famous. The supply waggons took a long time in cross- ing De Kiel's Drift ; Kitchener would not keep the VI Division halted until they were all over ; consequently 170 waggons under a small escort were still at the Drift on February 15 when Kitchener marched away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By sunset Kimberley was relieved.
Cronje, who commanded the Boers at Magersfontein, had been thoroughly deceived. It was late on the nth before he 'found out that the Cavalry had left the camp facing him ; their direction, due south, was puzzling, but he sent a commando of about 1, 000 strong PAARDEBERG 103 under Christian De Wet along the east bank of the Riet River to keep a look-out De Wet thought that French would continue in a southerly direction and therefore went on past De Kiel's Drift ...with the intention of hindering such a move. When the Cavalry suddenly turned round northwards and was followed by infantry, De Wet saw that he had been mistaken ; it was too late, however, to get in front of the big column, nor could he dash through it to rejoin Cronje. For two days he sat still and then brought off the first of the many brilliant exploits which made him famous. The supply waggons took a long time in cross- ing De Kiel's Drift ; Kitchener would not keep the VI Division halted until they were all over ; consequently 170 waggons under a small escort were still at the Drift on February 15 when Kitchener marched away.
What to read after Kitchener?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colin R Colin Robert Ballard to read onlineMoreLess
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