My Experiences in Manipur And the Naga Hills
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MAECH TO KOHIMA. 151 One day, about a year before, a fine young Naga of Viswema, a powerful village of 1000 houses, a few- miles beyond the frontier of Manipur and right on our track, had come to me and asked me to take him into my service. I did so, thinking he might be useful some day, and now that the day had arrived, I sent him off to his people to win them over, threatening to exterminate them if they opposed my march.
I had fifty men of the Oachar Police and thirty- four of the 34th... B.I., including two invalids, one of them a Naik, by name Buldeo Doobey, who came out of hospital to go with me, as I wanted every man who could shoulder a musket. For the same reason I enlisted a volunteer, Narain Singh, a fine fellow, a Jat* from beyond Delhi, who had served in the 35 th B.I., so he took a breach-loader belonging to a sick man of the 34th. I shall refer to him again.
He carried one hundred and twenty rounds of ball cartridge on his person, three times as much as the men of the 34th.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Ed.
MAECH TO KOHIMA. 151 One day, about a year before, a fine young Naga of Viswema, a powerful village of 1000 houses, a few- miles beyond the frontier of Manipur and right on our track, had come to me and asked me to take him into my service. I did so, thinking he might be useful some day, and now that the day had arrived, I sent him off to his people to win them over, threatening to exterminate them if they opposed my march.
I had fifty men of the Oachar Police and thirty- four of the 34th... B.I., including two invalids, one of them a Naik, by name Buldeo Doobey, who came out of hospital to go with me, as I wanted every man who could shoulder a musket. For the same reason I enlisted a volunteer, Narain Singh, a fine fellow, a Jat* from beyond Delhi, who had served in the 35 th B.I., so he took a breach-loader belonging to a sick man of the 34th. I shall refer to him again.
He carried one hundred and twenty rounds of ball cartridge on his person, three times as much as the men of the 34th.
What to read after My Experiences in Manipur And the Naga Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnstone, James, Sir, 1841-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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