Reflections On the Government of Indostan
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1 old marching in firft. And now v • t body on our left, moving in fuch . 1 make it doubtful whether their aim was n> | themfelv. S of the village on our lei were friends, and wanted to join us. Ho\ 1 F 4 ; S £ LETTER III fignal had been agreed on, owing to the mifcarriage of a meflcnger who had been difpatched to us in the morning by Meer Jaflier, we kept them at a diftance with our field pieces. When all their artillery was got within their camp, Major Kilpatriclc moved for- ward with about t...wo hundred whites and three hun- dred feapoys, and pofTefTcd himfelf of the eminence, where the French had been, till they retired with the reft. On this motion, the enemy feemed inclined to come out again on the plain ; but Colonel Clive or- dering all our fire to be directed againft their oxen and drivers, after feveral attempts they "were obliged to give over \ and feveral large bodies of horfe began to advance on us, and take pofTemon of an adjacent eminence; but we prefently obferved their elephants unruly, and great confufion amongft them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 old marching in firft. And now v • t body on our left, moving in fuch . 1 make it doubtful whether their aim was n> | themfelv. S of the village on our lei were friends, and wanted to join us. Ho\ 1 F 4 ; S £ LETTER III fignal had been agreed on, owing to the mifcarriage of a meflcnger who had been difpatched to us in the morning by Meer Jaflier, we kept them at a diftance with our field pieces. When all their artillery was got within their camp, Major Kilpatriclc moved for- ward with about t...wo hundred whites and three hun- dred feapoys, and pofTefTcd himfelf of the eminence, where the French had been, till they retired with the reft. On this motion, the enemy feemed inclined to come out again on the plain ; but Colonel Clive or- dering all our fire to be directed againft their oxen and drivers, after feveral attempts they "were obliged to give over \ and feveral large bodies of horfe began to advance on us, and take pofTemon of an adjacent eminence; but we prefently obferved their elephants unruly, and great confufion amongft them.
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