The Liberator of Mesopotamia
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As he went up the Tigris between the tawny banks of the ancient river, and under the fierce sun, whose rays smite like sword-blades, he saw before him everything that could quell the spirit. The enemy was flushed with triumph and holding thousands of British soldiers as prisoners in his hands. The men in his own command, by the in- efficiency of organization, the baffling disappointment of defeat, and the deadly effects of the tropical climate, had been reduced to inanition, weariness, sickness..., and de- spair.
Quietly, but simply, and with great firmness, he took 6 The Liberator of Mesopotamia hold. With a silent swiftness that was astonishing in its results, though unpretentious and even prosaic in its methods, he transformed, with the assistance of his bril- liant subordinates, the organisation of supply and the re- lief of sickness.
In the house on the banks of the Tigris where the great German strategist. Von der Goltz, had lived and died, he worked with that far-seeing, thorough, sensitive brain, which visualised quite clearly the goal, and with equal care made every preparation for reaching it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he went up the Tigris between the tawny banks of the ancient river, and under the fierce sun, whose rays smite like sword-blades, he saw before him everything that could quell the spirit. The enemy was flushed with triumph and holding thousands of British soldiers as prisoners in his hands. The men in his own command, by the in- efficiency of organization, the baffling disappointment of defeat, and the deadly effects of the tropical climate, had been reduced to inanition, weariness, sickness..., and de- spair.
Quietly, but simply, and with great firmness, he took 6 The Liberator of Mesopotamia hold. With a silent swiftness that was astonishing in its results, though unpretentious and even prosaic in its methods, he transformed, with the assistance of his bril- liant subordinates, the organisation of supply and the re- lief of sickness.
In the house on the banks of the Tigris where the great German strategist. Von der Goltz, had lived and died, he worked with that far-seeing, thorough, sensitive brain, which visualised quite clearly the goal, and with equal care made every preparation for reaching it.
What to read after The Liberator of Mesopotamia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mathews Basil to read onlineMoreLess
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