Lieut General Sir James Outrams Campaign in India 1857 1858 Comprising Gener
Lieut General Sir James Outrams Campaign in India 1857 1858 Comprising Gener
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And I would send away another 100 men of the 5th Fusiliers, who also have been detained here, were they not required for the town duties, which could not safely be entrusted to the * * Regiment under the ***** exasperated feelings it displays towards natives of all classes just now, ****** ****** in reveno-e for the slauohter of their comrades at Arrah.
14—2 212 I purpose taking on two guns of the battery here (leaving the mountain train for service in Behar if neces- sary hereafter, for which ...I intended it), and also Major Eyre's battery, to Benares, where I propose, if prac- ticable, to organize a column to advance to Luck- now, through Jaunpore, between the Sye and Goomtee rivers ; — the only course now left by which we can hope to relieve our garrison in Lucknow ; General Havelock having again retired from the attempt, and recrossed the Ganges to Cawnpore, being unable, I imagine, to cross the Sye in the face of the enemy, the Bunnee brido-e havincj been destroved. In addition to the Artillery above mentioned, I can only have the 5th Fusiliers and 90th Eegiments, so weakened by detach- ments as to amount together to less than 1, 000 men — some of the Ghoorkas perhaps, and the Madras Eegi- ment now on its way up the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I would send away another 100 men of the 5th Fusiliers, who also have been detained here, were they not required for the town duties, which could not safely be entrusted to the * * Regiment under the ***** exasperated feelings it displays towards natives of all classes just now, ****** ****** in reveno-e for the slauohter of their comrades at Arrah.
14—2 212 I purpose taking on two guns of the battery here (leaving the mountain train for service in Behar if neces- sary hereafter, for which ...I intended it), and also Major Eyre's battery, to Benares, where I propose, if prac- ticable, to organize a column to advance to Luck- now, through Jaunpore, between the Sye and Goomtee rivers ; — the only course now left by which we can hope to relieve our garrison in Lucknow ; General Havelock having again retired from the attempt, and recrossed the Ganges to Cawnpore, being unable, I imagine, to cross the Sye in the face of the enemy, the Bunnee brido-e havincj been destroved. In addition to the Artillery above mentioned, I can only have the 5th Fusiliers and 90th Eegiments, so weakened by detach- ments as to amount together to less than 1, 000 men — some of the Ghoorkas perhaps, and the Madras Eegi- ment now on its way up the river.
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