The Mounted Police of Natal
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The injured men were put on the wagons, and were taken back to Newcastle, where the police were hastily ordered out again to Signal Hill, it being expected that the enemy were about to make an attack on Newcastle. They were called in again at 8 p. M. , having gone twenty- six hours without food, to find the residents were suffering from a bad attack of " nerves. " They clamoured to take refuge in the laager, and were very wrathful when informed that they could not do so until the occasion warra...nted it.
Several very miserable days were spent after this by the police, who had the task of escorting the 106 A BOER RAID heliograph party of the 6oth Rifles to Signal Hill. Rain poured down incessantly, and they often sat from 4 a. M. Until 7 p. M. Wet to the skin, only finding on returning to the laager that they had to spend the night occupying one of the forts.
As it was believed that the British were in conflict only with the Transvaal Boers, and that the Orange Free State was remaining neutral, it came as a shock to the men at Newcastle when a party of Boers descended Muller's Pass, and looted and burnt a convoy of wagons near the Horn River, between the laager and the Ingangane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The injured men were put on the wagons, and were taken back to Newcastle, where the police were hastily ordered out again to Signal Hill, it being expected that the enemy were about to make an attack on Newcastle. They were called in again at 8 p. M. , having gone twenty- six hours without food, to find the residents were suffering from a bad attack of " nerves. " They clamoured to take refuge in the laager, and were very wrathful when informed that they could not do so until the occasion warra...nted it.
Several very miserable days were spent after this by the police, who had the task of escorting the 106 A BOER RAID heliograph party of the 6oth Rifles to Signal Hill. Rain poured down incessantly, and they often sat from 4 a. M. Until 7 p. M. Wet to the skin, only finding on returning to the laager that they had to spend the night occupying one of the forts.
As it was believed that the British were in conflict only with the Transvaal Boers, and that the Orange Free State was remaining neutral, it came as a shock to the men at Newcastle when a party of Boers descended Muller's Pass, and looted and burnt a convoy of wagons near the Horn River, between the laager and the Ingangane.
What to read after The Mounted Police of Natal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H P Holt to read onlineMoreLess
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