The Life of the Most Noble Arthur Marquis And Earl of Wellington With Cop
The Life of the Most Noble Arthur Marquis And Earl of Wellington With Cop
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He left an amiable widow, and three children, to lament their irreparable Ipss, and dwell M'itli fond and lasting remembrance po his virtues.
•f During tiiis action, our men who belonged to the picquets, and who had fallen down wounded, were passed oyer by the FVench, in their advance; but were inhumanly slabbed by them in the limbs or the body afterwards. How did the British behave themselves towards them under the same circuuT^tances p Their tirst act on coming up vith a wounded Frenchman was... to unsling the canteen from their shoulders, and pour a portion of its contents into his quiveHTiglips. This happened ia innumerable instances.
I^lajor MARQUtS OF WELLINGTON. OM Anecdotes of General Ferguson • g prisoners, and killed and wounded a great num- ber. * A slight attempt was afterwards made by the French to recover part of their artillery, by an attack upon the 71st and 82d regirneuts, which were halted in a valley in which it had been taken : l)nt these regi- ments immediately retired from the low grounds in the valley, a little distance up the heights, where they halted, faced about, fired, and again advanced upon the enemy, who by this time had advanced to their former position in the low ground, and from whence they were driven soon with a very great loss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He left an amiable widow, and three children, to lament their irreparable Ipss, and dwell M'itli fond and lasting remembrance po his virtues.
•f During tiiis action, our men who belonged to the picquets, and who had fallen down wounded, were passed oyer by the FVench, in their advance; but were inhumanly slabbed by them in the limbs or the body afterwards. How did the British behave themselves towards them under the same circuuT^tances p Their tirst act on coming up vith a wounded Frenchman was... to unsling the canteen from their shoulders, and pour a portion of its contents into his quiveHTiglips. This happened ia innumerable instances.
I^lajor MARQUtS OF WELLINGTON. OM Anecdotes of General Ferguson • g prisoners, and killed and wounded a great num- ber. * A slight attempt was afterwards made by the French to recover part of their artillery, by an attack upon the 71st and 82d regirneuts, which were halted in a valley in which it had been taken : l)nt these regi- ments immediately retired from the low grounds in the valley, a little distance up the heights, where they halted, faced about, fired, and again advanced upon the enemy, who by this time had advanced to their former position in the low ground, and from whence they were driven soon with a very great loss.
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