Sepoy Generals Wellington to Roberts
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" In a long letter written on the 12th of September to his friend, Colonel Wallace, Arthur Wellesley deduces "some important lessons from this campaign : first, that a corps should never be employed on a service for which it is not fully equal ; secondly, that in all military operations we should take care to be sure of plenty of provisions ; thirdly, that British troops should never depend on native allies for supplies, which should be purchased by British officers, or, if purchased by natives..., ought to be seen before the troops are exposed in a situation in which they may want the supplies; fourthly, that any fort which can support the operations of an army ought to be filled with provisions and stores in case of need ; fifthly, that any river which is likely to be full in the rains ought to have a post and boats in it. " He adds : " In respect to the operations of a corps in the situation of Monson's, they must be decided and quick ; and in all retreats it must be recollected that they are safe and easy in proportion to the number of attacks made by the retreating corps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In a long letter written on the 12th of September to his friend, Colonel Wallace, Arthur Wellesley deduces "some important lessons from this campaign : first, that a corps should never be employed on a service for which it is not fully equal ; secondly, that in all military operations we should take care to be sure of plenty of provisions ; thirdly, that British troops should never depend on native allies for supplies, which should be purchased by British officers, or, if purchased by natives..., ought to be seen before the troops are exposed in a situation in which they may want the supplies; fourthly, that any fort which can support the operations of an army ought to be filled with provisions and stores in case of need ; fifthly, that any river which is likely to be full in the rains ought to have a post and boats in it. " He adds : " In respect to the operations of a corps in the situation of Monson's, they must be decided and quick ; and in all retreats it must be recollected that they are safe and easy in proportion to the number of attacks made by the retreating corps.
What to read after Sepoy Generals Wellington to Roberts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Forrest to read onlineMoreLess
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