The Real Triumph of Japan the Conquest of the Silent Foe
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One hot day in July, 1904, after the battle of Kin-chau, Oku's men were marching north through a region that abounded in the little gourdlike fruits, which in that country are called watermelons. In one regiment the men who were attached to the Medical Corps, privates instructed especially to watch out for the health of the troops, reported that some of the men were suffering from diarrhcra as the result of eating that fruit to slake their thirst. At once the regimental surgeon issued orders, o...r strictly speaking, had them issued by the colonel, directing that under no circumstances were the men to eat any of the fruit. The heat was stifling and the men were staggering along from ex- 157 THE REAL TRIUMPH OF JAPAN I I hauBtion and thirBt^ but not one of them touched the fruit after tbeee orders had been i&sued, although they could haye done so easily^ the physical disorder that might have proved serious wa& checked at once.
This is but a simple illustration of the power of the Burgeon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One hot day in July, 1904, after the battle of Kin-chau, Oku's men were marching north through a region that abounded in the little gourdlike fruits, which in that country are called watermelons. In one regiment the men who were attached to the Medical Corps, privates instructed especially to watch out for the health of the troops, reported that some of the men were suffering from diarrhcra as the result of eating that fruit to slake their thirst. At once the regimental surgeon issued orders, o...r strictly speaking, had them issued by the colonel, directing that under no circumstances were the men to eat any of the fruit. The heat was stifling and the men were staggering along from ex- 157 THE REAL TRIUMPH OF JAPAN I I hauBtion and thirBt^ but not one of them touched the fruit after tbeee orders had been i&sued, although they could haye done so easily^ the physical disorder that might have proved serious wa& checked at once.
This is but a simple illustration of the power of the Burgeon.
What to read after The Real Triumph of Japan the Conquest of the Silent Foe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seaman, Louis Livingston, 1851-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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