The Wonder of War in the Holy Land
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We drove the Turks back without much loss, rather wondering, indeed, that they gave way so easily. As a matter of fact, they had only re- tire'd upon Sahil, where the main strength of the advance force had entrenched.
"This meant a real fight, and the whole divi- sion moved forward to attack. It was nasty fight- ing, regular guerrilla warfare. The Turks fought from behind the boles of palm-trees, from the banks of canals and from specially prepared dug- outs, patterned after the German fashion.... One of the things which hurt us most was that the German officers had told the Turks that we tortured the wounded, and so many of our poor fellows were shot when they were going to help the enemy wounded into ambulances.
1 'After we had broken back all the advance guard, we came to the main camp. The Turks had entrenched in front of an open plain, their left on the river, their right covered by groves of date-palm. As we were working with naval and military forces combined, it was decided to attack the enemy's left, near the river, rather than to try to flank his right, which would have been a less costly maneuver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We drove the Turks back without much loss, rather wondering, indeed, that they gave way so easily. As a matter of fact, they had only re- tire'd upon Sahil, where the main strength of the advance force had entrenched.
"This meant a real fight, and the whole divi- sion moved forward to attack. It was nasty fight- ing, regular guerrilla warfare. The Turks fought from behind the boles of palm-trees, from the banks of canals and from specially prepared dug- outs, patterned after the German fashion.... One of the things which hurt us most was that the German officers had told the Turks that we tortured the wounded, and so many of our poor fellows were shot when they were going to help the enemy wounded into ambulances.
1 'After we had broken back all the advance guard, we came to the main camp. The Turks had entrenched in front of an open plain, their left on the river, their right covered by groves of date-palm. As we were working with naval and military forces combined, it was decided to attack the enemy's left, near the river, rather than to try to flank his right, which would have been a less costly maneuver.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Rolt Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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