Soldiers of the Prophet
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Notwith- standing this, 700 Turkish regular troops, including the remnants of the two battalions of the Con- stantinople Fire Brigade, laid down their arms in the barracks at 'Amarah, after which they were put on board lighters to be sent down the river. On 4th June the Norfolk Regiment arrived, and none too soon, as by this time the Arabs had dis- covered how few men General Townshend had with him and had started a fusillade in the town. The surprising features of these operations were the rap...idity and bluff with which they were con- ducted. General Townshend had fought a very successful action and had covered a distance of about ninety miles, and all between the 3ist May and 1. 30 p. M. On the 3rd of June.
On i8th June the I2th Brigade (less the 44th Merwaras), under Lieutenant-Colonel H. H. Dunlop, consisting of the Royal West Kent Regiment, the 67th and goth Punjabis, and 82nd Battery, R. F. A. , and the 7th Lancers, reached 'Amarah, having marched across from the Karun River, via Bisaitin, Umm Chir, Mazlag, and Halfiyah, through heat that must have been well-nigh insupportable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Notwith- standing this, 700 Turkish regular troops, including the remnants of the two battalions of the Con- stantinople Fire Brigade, laid down their arms in the barracks at 'Amarah, after which they were put on board lighters to be sent down the river. On 4th June the Norfolk Regiment arrived, and none too soon, as by this time the Arabs had dis- covered how few men General Townshend had with him and had started a fusillade in the town. The surprising features of these operations were the rap...idity and bluff with which they were con- ducted. General Townshend had fought a very successful action and had covered a distance of about ninety miles, and all between the 3ist May and 1. 30 p. M. On the 3rd of June.
On i8th June the I2th Brigade (less the 44th Merwaras), under Lieutenant-Colonel H. H. Dunlop, consisting of the Royal West Kent Regiment, the 67th and goth Punjabis, and 82nd Battery, R. F. A. , and the 7th Lancers, reached 'Amarah, having marched across from the Karun River, via Bisaitin, Umm Chir, Mazlag, and Halfiyah, through heat that must have been well-nigh insupportable.
What to read after Soldiers of the Prophet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C C R Murphy to read onlineMoreLess
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