The Battle of Bayan And Other Battles
The Battle of Bayan And Other Battles
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He was up andplanning for the morrow and for you. General Davis and his orderly and asmall guard rode many miles that night to the next camp below to arrangefor more troops to come up. " Thus spoke Chaplain Rice, equally dividing the credit of the victory, and praising all for their part taken in the battle. But in all hiswords there is one thing that he failed to do, which is characteristicof this noble man. He failed to mention his own gallant services, ofwhich too much praise cannot be given.... Almost from the beginning ofhostilities he was on the firing line, and up near the fort, speakingwords of cheer and comfort to the men in the trenches, and "God blessthe chaplain, " are the words of every man of the Lake Lanao Expedition.
JAMES EDGAR ALLEN.
BATTLE OF GAUAN.
It is night again, the battle of Bayan is now fought and indeed verygloriously won. The last reports of the yet warm cannon have ceased toecho through the distant hills and ravines. The khaki-clad warriors andlaurel-crowned victors, blood stained and weary from the struggle of therecent battle, have sought a well earned and much needed repose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was up andplanning for the morrow and for you. General Davis and his orderly and asmall guard rode many miles that night to the next camp below to arrangefor more troops to come up. " Thus spoke Chaplain Rice, equally dividing the credit of the victory, and praising all for their part taken in the battle. But in all hiswords there is one thing that he failed to do, which is characteristicof this noble man. He failed to mention his own gallant services, ofwhich too much praise cannot be given.... Almost from the beginning ofhostilities he was on the firing line, and up near the fort, speakingwords of cheer and comfort to the men in the trenches, and "God blessthe chaplain, " are the words of every man of the Lake Lanao Expedition.
JAMES EDGAR ALLEN.
BATTLE OF GAUAN.
It is night again, the battle of Bayan is now fought and indeed verygloriously won. The last reports of the yet warm cannon have ceased toecho through the distant hills and ravines. The khaki-clad warriors andlaurel-crowned victors, blood stained and weary from the struggle of therecent battle, have sought a well earned and much needed repose.
What to read after The Battle of Bayan And Other Battles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen James Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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