The North American Review volume 25
The North American Review volume 25
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To a real soldier their horses would be much more enviable than all these trappings, for they are of excellent metal, and beautiful. The artillery is not worth mentioning ; the ten Per sian field pieces of which it consists, being for the most part without carriages, and the three or four which have such vehi cles, cannot be the more manageable for the three wheels with which they are provided, nor for their entire want of iron fur niture. The master of the ordnance is an old Russian soldier. B...ut whatever may be the state of the army, the annual re views last long enough ; the author, we believe, says, two weeks. Their military campaigns are, on the contrary, of but short duration, for three weeks seem very long to the Bukha- rian warriors. Their battles are mere charges of cavalry, and they, as well as their usual foes, trust to the swiftness of their steeds for victory or flight.
The political or foreign relations of the Khan are very lim- 1827. ] Russian Embassy to Bukharia. , 329 ited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To a real soldier their horses would be much more enviable than all these trappings, for they are of excellent metal, and beautiful. The artillery is not worth mentioning ; the ten Per sian field pieces of which it consists, being for the most part without carriages, and the three or four which have such vehi cles, cannot be the more manageable for the three wheels with which they are provided, nor for their entire want of iron fur niture. The master of the ordnance is an old Russian soldier. B...ut whatever may be the state of the army, the annual re views last long enough ; the author, we believe, says, two weeks. Their military campaigns are, on the contrary, of but short duration, for three weeks seem very long to the Bukha- rian warriors. Their battles are mere charges of cavalry, and they, as well as their usual foes, trust to the swiftness of their steeds for victory or flight.
The political or foreign relations of the Khan are very lim- 1827. ] Russian Embassy to Bukharia. , 329 ited.
What to read after The North American Review volume 25?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Koester to read onlineMoreLess
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