The Japan-Russia War; An Illustrated History of the War in the Far East, the Greatest Conflict of Modern Times
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Would they come out of the ordeal with triumph? Would they in their sphere of warfare rival the great achievements of their naval brethren?
But before the infantry could move forward it was necessary to search the Russian batteries once more and reduce them, if possi- 184.
THE JAPAN-RUSSIA WAR.
ble, to ineffectiveness. The howitzers The General Attack and field artillery, therefore, again Begins opened their terrible fire of shell and shrapnel upon the heights opposite, the storm raging with es...pecial severity over Chiu-lien-cheng and the Makau and Yushukau ridge. But to this the enemy made no reply.
After the awful experience of the previous day, they had been com- pelled to withdraw many of their guns, and the front of their posi- tion was, as it afterwards appeared, deprived of this defence alto- gether. General Kashtalinsky, as already stated, had with him one battery of field artillery, but taught by past lessons he declined to unmask its whereabouts until the advance of the Mikado's troops made it absolutely necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Would they come out of the ordeal with triumph? Would they in their sphere of warfare rival the great achievements of their naval brethren?
But before the infantry could move forward it was necessary to search the Russian batteries once more and reduce them, if possi- 184.
THE JAPAN-RUSSIA WAR.
ble, to ineffectiveness. The howitzers The General Attack and field artillery, therefore, again Begins opened their terrible fire of shell and shrapnel upon the heights opposite, the storm raging with es...pecial severity over Chiu-lien-cheng and the Makau and Yushukau ridge. But to this the enemy made no reply.
After the awful experience of the previous day, they had been com- pelled to withdraw many of their guns, and the front of their posi- tion was, as it afterwards appeared, deprived of this defence alto- gether. General Kashtalinsky, as already stated, had with him one battery of field artillery, but taught by past lessons he declined to unmask its whereabouts until the advance of the Mikado's troops made it absolutely necessary.
What to read after The Japan-Russia War; An Illustrated History of the War in the Far East, the Greatest Conflict of Modern Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tyler, Sydney to read onlineMoreLess
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