The Chartist Riots At Newport November 1839
The Chartist Riots At Newport November 1839
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Literally an army fled before a mere handful of disciplined soldiers, whom they could not even see. The flight of the rebels was swift, and prolonged until safety was obtained in seclusion. Many of the men threw away their arms, and even their outer garments, in order to assist them in making their escape the quicker.
From the time that the leading force passed down Stow Hill until they retraced their steps over the same ground but a few minutes had transpired. In fact the rear, accompanied by ...Zephaniah Williams, had scarcely commenced the descent of the hill ere they were met by those whom conscience or terror had put to flight.
THE FLIGHT.
Zephaniah Williams soon perceived th'e hasty retreat, and heard of the disaster to his cause. It was a sudden shock to all his hopes ; he made no attempt by hurrying on his forces to re- trieve the position, the unwilling ones were troubled no more, and every one joined in the general flight. Williams gave way to despair, and was one of the first to seek his own personal safety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Literally an army fled before a mere handful of disciplined soldiers, whom they could not even see. The flight of the rebels was swift, and prolonged until safety was obtained in seclusion. Many of the men threw away their arms, and even their outer garments, in order to assist them in making their escape the quicker.
From the time that the leading force passed down Stow Hill until they retraced their steps over the same ground but a few minutes had transpired. In fact the rear, accompanied by ...Zephaniah Williams, had scarcely commenced the descent of the hill ere they were met by those whom conscience or terror had put to flight.
THE FLIGHT.
Zephaniah Williams soon perceived th'e hasty retreat, and heard of the disaster to his cause. It was a sudden shock to all his hopes ; he made no attempt by hurrying on his forces to re- trieve the position, the unwilling ones were troubled no more, and every one joined in the general flight. Williams gave way to despair, and was one of the first to seek his own personal safety.
What to read after The Chartist Riots At Newport November 1839?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Wilks Drayson to read onlineMoreLess
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