My Diaries Being a Personal Narrative of Events 1888 1914 volume 1
My Diaries Being a Personal Narrative of Events 1888 1914 volume 1
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I fancy they all resent the superior commands being English. They do not mess with the English officers, and live much apart. This is no doubt partly because the English know very little Arabic. Ibrahim Bey spoke excellent English, and dined with us on board. There are two young fellows, Englishmen of the Royal En- gineers, who have been sent out here to make the railroad to Murad, excellent ingenuous youths of perhaps 'twenty-three or twenty-four, to whom it is great fun and solid advancement,... as they are given the rank of majors in the Egyptian army. This is a sample of what leads to discontent among the native officers, for the work is an absolutely simple one, and could be performed by any of their own engineers. Yet 'these young Englishmen have it. Again, the command of the cav- alry at Haifa is left during the summer months to a native officer, but as soon as the winter begins, when there are manoeuvres and parades of the kind soldiers love, young Broadwood comes to take his place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I fancy they all resent the superior commands being English. They do not mess with the English officers, and live much apart. This is no doubt partly because the English know very little Arabic. Ibrahim Bey spoke excellent English, and dined with us on board. There are two young fellows, Englishmen of the Royal En- gineers, who have been sent out here to make the railroad to Murad, excellent ingenuous youths of perhaps 'twenty-three or twenty-four, to whom it is great fun and solid advancement,... as they are given the rank of majors in the Egyptian army. This is a sample of what leads to discontent among the native officers, for the work is an absolutely simple one, and could be performed by any of their own engineers. Yet 'these young Englishmen have it. Again, the command of the cav- alry at Haifa is left during the summer months to a native officer, but as soon as the winter begins, when there are manoeuvres and parades of the kind soldiers love, young Broadwood comes to take his place.
What to read after My Diaries Being a Personal Narrative of Events 1888 1914 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt to read onlineMoreLess
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