On Tactics And Organization Or English Military Institutions And the Continent
On Tactics And Organization Or English Military Institutions And the Continent
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Meanwhile the Division continued its advance at the trot and walk, dense dust clouds drifting over the columns and suffocating both men and horses. Viewed M, L. 30 466 Cavalry versus Infantry from behind, it resembled a travelling mass of London fog, which betrayed every movement for miles round. But this was one of the conditions of the country, and fortunately the defenders were in no con- dition to take advantage of the information thus derived. After toiling through this heavy sand for a lo...ng two miles, the whereabouts of the enemy began to be made out, and the battery of Royal Horse Artillery which had been corning gallantly along in spite of the ground, and had shown no particular difficulty in keeping pace with the Cavalry, notwithstanding it had to move on a longer arc than the latter, came into action on a slight rise of the ground, and opened fire at about 2, 200 yards on the enemy's guns. The first round drew the fire of the Infantry, which was now discovered to be posted, some on the bridge crossing the Chiel River, and others, (the greater part, ) lining the ditch at the foot of the embankment of the road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meanwhile the Division continued its advance at the trot and walk, dense dust clouds drifting over the columns and suffocating both men and horses. Viewed M, L. 30 466 Cavalry versus Infantry from behind, it resembled a travelling mass of London fog, which betrayed every movement for miles round. But this was one of the conditions of the country, and fortunately the defenders were in no con- dition to take advantage of the information thus derived. After toiling through this heavy sand for a lo...ng two miles, the whereabouts of the enemy began to be made out, and the battery of Royal Horse Artillery which had been corning gallantly along in spite of the ground, and had shown no particular difficulty in keeping pace with the Cavalry, notwithstanding it had to move on a longer arc than the latter, came into action on a slight rise of the ground, and opened fire at about 2, 200 yards on the enemy's guns. The first round drew the fire of the Infantry, which was now discovered to be posted, some on the bridge crossing the Chiel River, and others, (the greater part, ) lining the ditch at the foot of the embankment of the road.
What to read after On Tactics And Organization Or English Military Institutions And the Continent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F N Frederic Natusch Maude to read onlineMoreLess
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