Lord Auckland And Lord Ellenborough
Lord Auckland And Lord Ellenborough
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P. 224.
25 But to estimate better the actual importance of those reverses, let us see their effect on a man of different mould. On the 14th of March, NOTT had besought the Government to " pause before deciding on a retrograde step, " and to consider the difficulties under which we should again ad- vance after "such an admission of weakness" as " the withdrawal from Jellalabad or Candahar. " * After their occurrence, and in regretting those very reverses, he warned them against " an unne- cessar...y alarm regarding the position of our troops, and the strength and power of the enemy ;"f while on the same day he wrote to Brigadier England, " / have not contemplated turning back"% This last letter was that which Major Outram termed " the most refreshing draught" he " had quaffed since our reverses commenced. "^ PAR NOBILE !
However, to give Lord Ellenborough his due, the fall of Ghuzny, and the repulse at Hykulzye, were heavy blows : they were only inconsiderable as compared with the Issue at stake, and the means in our hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. 224.
25 But to estimate better the actual importance of those reverses, let us see their effect on a man of different mould. On the 14th of March, NOTT had besought the Government to " pause before deciding on a retrograde step, " and to consider the difficulties under which we should again ad- vance after "such an admission of weakness" as " the withdrawal from Jellalabad or Candahar. " * After their occurrence, and in regretting those very reverses, he warned them against " an unne- cessar...y alarm regarding the position of our troops, and the strength and power of the enemy ;"f while on the same day he wrote to Brigadier England, " / have not contemplated turning back"% This last letter was that which Major Outram termed " the most refreshing draught" he " had quaffed since our reverses commenced. "^ PAR NOBILE !
However, to give Lord Ellenborough his due, the fall of Ghuzny, and the repulse at Hykulzye, were heavy blows : they were only inconsiderable as compared with the Issue at stake, and the means in our hands.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bengal Civilian to read onlineMoreLess
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