The Red book of Heroes
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Havelock, now Persian interpreter toElphinstone, was much disturbed at the condition of things that theyfound on their arrival, and at the folly which had lost us the supportof the native hill tribes, who had hitherto acted as our paid police andguarded the passes leading into the Punjaub. So when Sale's brigade, with a native regiment, a small force of cavalry and artillery, and afew engineers under the famous George Broadfoot, marched eastwards upthe river Cabul, they discovered that the pass...es had all been blocked bythe mountaineers, who were ready to spring out and attack the Englishfrom all sorts of unsuspected hiding-places.
Now Havelock had not drawn his sword since the end of the Burmese war, and directly he saw a chance of fighting he had begged to be allowed toaccept the appointment of staff-officer offered him by Sale. This wasgiven him, and the troops had only gone a few miles from Cabul when thefighting began, and Sale was severely wounded.
It is impossible to tell all the details of the march, but much of theburden of it fell on Havelock's shoulders, as Sale could not go aboutand see after things himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Havelock, now Persian interpreter toElphinstone, was much disturbed at the condition of things that theyfound on their arrival, and at the folly which had lost us the supportof the native hill tribes, who had hitherto acted as our paid police andguarded the passes leading into the Punjaub. So when Sale's brigade, with a native regiment, a small force of cavalry and artillery, and afew engineers under the famous George Broadfoot, marched eastwards upthe river Cabul, they discovered that the pass...es had all been blocked bythe mountaineers, who were ready to spring out and attack the Englishfrom all sorts of unsuspected hiding-places.
Now Havelock had not drawn his sword since the end of the Burmese war, and directly he saw a chance of fighting he had begged to be allowed toaccept the appointment of staff-officer offered him by Sale. This wasgiven him, and the troops had only gone a few miles from Cabul when thefighting began, and Sale was severely wounded.
It is impossible to tell all the details of the march, but much of theburden of it fell on Havelock's shoulders, as Sale could not go aboutand see after things himself.
What to read after The Red book of Heroes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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