The Invasion of the Crimea volume 6
The Invasion of the Crimea volume 6
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VI of soldiery had been formed with tlie Barrier as ' its chief link and centre it constituted the ' Main- nh Period. ' picket line. ' General Goldie, however, though not present Oenp. Rai ' . , Goldie.
for the moment in person at the Barrier, was the supreme commander engaged in this fore-central part of the field. A brigadier from the first with- out any collected brigade, he had succeeded to the command of the 4th Division without for the moment acquiring any actual increase of power ; -f- b...ut he was not the less a general officer ; and irrespectively of his normal command over Haines, and the wing of the 21st Fusiliers, he here made himself a chief of larger authority, by giving fixed purpose to the small bands of soldiery of different regiments who were drawn within the sphere of his power, by wielding them, as occasion required with unfailing good fortune, and, above all, by maintaining the heroic assumption that a picket wall of loose stones, which chanced to be standing in very contact with a hostile army, might be indefinitely defended against it with the help of a few hundred men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VI of soldiery had been formed with tlie Barrier as ' its chief link and centre it constituted the ' Main- nh Period. ' picket line. ' General Goldie, however, though not present Oenp. Rai ' . , Goldie.
for the moment in person at the Barrier, was the supreme commander engaged in this fore-central part of the field. A brigadier from the first with- out any collected brigade, he had succeeded to the command of the 4th Division without for the moment acquiring any actual increase of power ; -f- b...ut he was not the less a general officer ; and irrespectively of his normal command over Haines, and the wing of the 21st Fusiliers, he here made himself a chief of larger authority, by giving fixed purpose to the small bands of soldiery of different regiments who were drawn within the sphere of his power, by wielding them, as occasion required with unfailing good fortune, and, above all, by maintaining the heroic assumption that a picket wall of loose stones, which chanced to be standing in very contact with a hostile army, might be indefinitely defended against it with the help of a few hundred men.
What to read after The Invasion of the Crimea volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kinglake Alexander William to read onlineMoreLess
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