The Navy Everywhere
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When things are going wrong, everybody blames everybody else ; such is human nature. A distraught staff officer eases his mind with a few forcible ex- pressions about the regimental officers, while the regimental officers are equally eloquent about the stall officers ; and the General sends for his Chief of Staff in order to blow off steam about the War Office and the Government — all in the strictest confidence. When two nations, very wide apart in race and national characteristics, join hands... for the purpose of waging war, and when, moreover, the alliance is based, not upon an old-established friendship, but upon political expediency, it would be strange if, in the hour of disaster, each did not ascribe the chief share of the blame to the other.
In the Dobrudsha a Russian army had been striv- ing to stem the tide of Mackensen's onslaught, and had even attempted a counter-attack to push him 200 RETREAT FROM THE DOBRUDSHA 207 back beyond the Cernavoda Bridge. But on the eve of that counter-attack all the reserves had been hastily snatched away from General Sirehus, and thrust across the Danube in a desperate elTort to save the Roumanian army which was defending Bucharest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When things are going wrong, everybody blames everybody else ; such is human nature. A distraught staff officer eases his mind with a few forcible ex- pressions about the regimental officers, while the regimental officers are equally eloquent about the stall officers ; and the General sends for his Chief of Staff in order to blow off steam about the War Office and the Government — all in the strictest confidence. When two nations, very wide apart in race and national characteristics, join hands... for the purpose of waging war, and when, moreover, the alliance is based, not upon an old-established friendship, but upon political expediency, it would be strange if, in the hour of disaster, each did not ascribe the chief share of the blame to the other.
In the Dobrudsha a Russian army had been striv- ing to stem the tide of Mackensen's onslaught, and had even attempted a counter-attack to push him 200 RETREAT FROM THE DOBRUDSHA 207 back beyond the Cernavoda Bridge. But on the eve of that counter-attack all the reserves had been hastily snatched away from General Sirehus, and thrust across the Danube in a desperate elTort to save the Roumanian army which was defending Bucharest.
What to read after The Navy Everywhere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conrad Cato to read onlineMoreLess
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