The Cabinet And War
The Cabinet And War
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21247). But it seems unquestionable that our system of preparation did raise doubts and sus- picions of the most unfortunate kind in the mind's of the military chiefs as to the confidence reposed in them by the Government.
The following passage conveys General Buller's impression of the events which succeeded : — *' As a result of this memorandum " (that which he had addressed to the Commander-in-Chief on September 5) " the Cabinet decided to send to India for a force of 5, 500 men, which was t...he only organised body of troops that we could put in the field at the moment, without dislocating the whole of our mobilization arrangements. On learning this, I at once wrote to the Secretary of State for War, pointing out that a Commander would be wanted in Natal when those reinforcements should arrive, and adding that, from the military point of view, it would be wise to make provision at once for a further force in Natal. He replied by return of post, saying that he did not see how, in the face of the decision of the Cabinet, the War Office could be expected to do more at that moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21247). But it seems unquestionable that our system of preparation did raise doubts and sus- picions of the most unfortunate kind in the mind's of the military chiefs as to the confidence reposed in them by the Government.
The following passage conveys General Buller's impression of the events which succeeded : — *' As a result of this memorandum " (that which he had addressed to the Commander-in-Chief on September 5) " the Cabinet decided to send to India for a force of 5, 500 men, which was t...he only organised body of troops that we could put in the field at the moment, without dislocating the whole of our mobilization arrangements. On learning this, I at once wrote to the Secretary of State for War, pointing out that a Commander would be wanted in Natal when those reinforcements should arrive, and adding that, from the military point of view, it would be wise to make provision at once for a further force in Natal. He replied by return of post, saying that he did not see how, in the face of the decision of the Cabinet, the War Office could be expected to do more at that moment.
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