History of the First West India Regiment
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The French in their attack on Point Michell had lost over 300 men, andin selecting that spot for landing they had displayed a most astonishingignorance of the locality, for, if a force had at once been put ashorebetween Point Michell and Fort Young at Roseau, the British could hardlyhave ventured upon a serious defence. The loss sustained by the Britishregulars was 21 killed, 21 wounded, and 8 prisoners. The loss of themilitia is not stated, but was considerable, the French accounts fixingit at... 200.
The following despatch addressed to Earl Camden, K. G. , one of HisMajesty's Principal Secretaries of State, by Lieutenant-General SirWilliam Myers, Bart. , commanding the troops in the Windward and LeewardIslands, gives the official account of this affair: "BARBADOES, _March 9th, 1805_.
"MY LORD, "I have the honour to enclose to your Lordship a copy of a despatch from Brigadier-General Prevost, dated Dominica, 1st of March, 1805. The details contained therein are so highly reputable to the Brigadier-General and the small portion of troops employed against so numerous an enemy, that I have great satisfaction in recommending that their gallant exertions may be laid before His Majesty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The French in their attack on Point Michell had lost over 300 men, andin selecting that spot for landing they had displayed a most astonishingignorance of the locality, for, if a force had at once been put ashorebetween Point Michell and Fort Young at Roseau, the British could hardlyhave ventured upon a serious defence. The loss sustained by the Britishregulars was 21 killed, 21 wounded, and 8 prisoners. The loss of themilitia is not stated, but was considerable, the French accounts fixingit at... 200.
The following despatch addressed to Earl Camden, K. G. , one of HisMajesty's Principal Secretaries of State, by Lieutenant-General SirWilliam Myers, Bart. , commanding the troops in the Windward and LeewardIslands, gives the official account of this affair: "BARBADOES, _March 9th, 1805_.
"MY LORD, "I have the honour to enclose to your Lordship a copy of a despatch from Brigadier-General Prevost, dated Dominica, 1st of March, 1805. The details contained therein are so highly reputable to the Brigadier-General and the small portion of troops employed against so numerous an enemy, that I have great satisfaction in recommending that their gallant exertions may be laid before His Majesty.
What to read after History of the First West India Regiment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis, A. B. (Alfred Burdon), 1852-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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