Story of the War in South Africa
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177} THE NATAL CAMPAIGN FROM THE INVESTMENT OF LADYSMITH THROUGH THE BATTLEOF COLENSO The severing of communications, by rail and telegraph, betweenLadysmith and the outer world, was the first step in a preliminaryprocess of attack and of defence; after which only the opponentssettled down to the relatively permanent conditions that constitutethe monotonous endurance of a siege. The British, prior to acceptingthe investment, struck out right and left from day to day, byskirmishing and reconnoit...ring parties; the Boers on the 9th ofNovember delivered an assault described as determined in character, which will be more particularly mentioned later, but concerning whichdetails are singularly meagre. This no doubt is owing, partly, to thehabitual reticence of the Boers concerning {p. 178} their reverses, and partly to the isolation of the British garrison and correspondentsuntil a time when nearer and more exciting events engrossed thecolumns of the press, crowding out this affair, already become pasthistory.
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177} THE NATAL CAMPAIGN FROM THE INVESTMENT OF LADYSMITH THROUGH THE BATTLEOF COLENSO The severing of communications, by rail and telegraph, betweenLadysmith and the outer world, was the first step in a preliminaryprocess of attack and of defence; after which only the opponentssettled down to the relatively permanent conditions that constitutethe monotonous endurance of a siege. The British, prior to acceptingthe investment, struck out right and left from day to day, byskirmishing and reconnoit...ring parties; the Boers on the 9th ofNovember delivered an assault described as determined in character, which will be more particularly mentioned later, but concerning whichdetails are singularly meagre. This no doubt is owing, partly, to thehabitual reticence of the Boers concerning {p. 178} their reverses, and partly to the isolation of the British garrison and correspondentsuntil a time when nearer and more exciting events engrossed thecolumns of the press, crowding out this affair, already become pasthistory.
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