My Life As a Soldier
My Life As a Soldier
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The line now formed, as well as the attacking line of skirmishers, kept up a heavy fire, and by that cross fire the defenders were compelled to break ; and once the break was made the attacking force did not give time for them to again form, but followed them up and took or captured the camp. The defenders knowing the country, while the enemy (attacking force) did not, they moved by another road, and, reforming, advanced by that road and attacked the enemy on their flank. This was a surprise to... them. This advance was followed up until they recaptured their camp with the charge with very little loss.
When the brigade was again formed it was found there was heavy loss on both sides ; but it happened to be blank Return to Fredericion. 171 ammunition, for there was not one round, from the twenty rounds per man issued, could be found among the men to fire a volley, which the brigadier was sorry for.
The spectators had a splendid view from the hill towards Mr. Campbell's house, and could see every move- ment of both forces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The line now formed, as well as the attacking line of skirmishers, kept up a heavy fire, and by that cross fire the defenders were compelled to break ; and once the break was made the attacking force did not give time for them to again form, but followed them up and took or captured the camp. The defenders knowing the country, while the enemy (attacking force) did not, they moved by another road, and, reforming, advanced by that road and attacked the enemy on their flank. This was a surprise to... them. This advance was followed up until they recaptured their camp with the charge with very little loss.
When the brigade was again formed it was found there was heavy loss on both sides ; but it happened to be blank Return to Fredericion. 171 ammunition, for there was not one round, from the twenty rounds per man issued, could be found among the men to fire a volley, which the brigadier was sorry for.
The spectators had a splendid view from the hill towards Mr. Campbell's house, and could see every move- ment of both forces.
What to read after My Life As a Soldier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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