Recollections of a Life in the British Army During the Latter Half of the 19th C
Recollections of a Life in the British Army During the Latter Half of the 19th C
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Units then formed up, and marched to Maker Heights, where an ordinary march-past took place, and where H. K. H. Was able to speak to the assembled officers. The troops then marched homewards, and the Staff also returned, visiting Mount Edgcumbe on the way. In the evening there was the usual dinner and reception at Government House. The following day it had been intended to go on to Pembroke Dock, but the weather became so bad that this plan was abandoned, and after a parade of the Army recruits... in the gymnasium, and a visit to the new naval barracks and the Citadel, the Commander-in-Chief and his retinue returned by an afternoon train to London.
The next visit was to see the Koyal 1st Devon Yeomanry on Haldon Down in May 1892.
The third was again to Devonport on April 3, 1894. This time H. B. H. , with a similar Staff, arrived in time for the official dinner, and the reception was considerably larger than on the first occasion. The next day we had an ordinary parade on the Devonport lines, and in the afternoon an inspection of batteries and the Brennan torpedo in the Sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Units then formed up, and marched to Maker Heights, where an ordinary march-past took place, and where H. K. H. Was able to speak to the assembled officers. The troops then marched homewards, and the Staff also returned, visiting Mount Edgcumbe on the way. In the evening there was the usual dinner and reception at Government House. The following day it had been intended to go on to Pembroke Dock, but the weather became so bad that this plan was abandoned, and after a parade of the Army recruits... in the gymnasium, and a visit to the new naval barracks and the Citadel, the Commander-in-Chief and his retinue returned by an afternoon train to London.
The next visit was to see the Koyal 1st Devon Yeomanry on Haldon Down in May 1892.
The third was again to Devonport on April 3, 1894. This time H. B. H. , with a similar Staff, arrived in time for the official dinner, and the reception was considerably larger than on the first occasion. The next day we had an ordinary parade on the Devonport lines, and in the afternoon an inspection of batteries and the Brennan torpedo in the Sound.
What to read after Recollections of a Life in the British Army During the Latter Half of the 19th C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Sir Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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