Two Years in Ava From May 1824 to May 1826
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while seemingly inattentive, gather all the intelli- gence he could from the conversation of the by- standers. His life was spared, and he subsequently was taken into the service of Sir A. Campbell, as interpreter, whence he deserted at Melloon.
The fall of Denobiu placed us in possession of one hundred and forty pieces of cannon, two hundred and sixty-nine jingals, a magazine full of gun- powder, two immense granaries of rice, and a quan- tity of shot, besides forty war-boats, and a num...ber of other boats of different kinds. About three hundred men, who were too badly wounded to make their es- cape, had been left behind, and being collected by us, had their wounds dressed, and every assistance afforded them which our limited means would admit.
The total loss of the enemy was about eight hun- dred; ours, including the action of the 7th, amounted to seven officers and two hundred and thirty men, killed and wounded. Had we stormed, the loss must have been great, as the abatis and ditch at Denobiu were most formidable obstacles to surmount.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Chap.
while seemingly inattentive, gather all the intelli- gence he could from the conversation of the by- standers. His life was spared, and he subsequently was taken into the service of Sir A. Campbell, as interpreter, whence he deserted at Melloon.
The fall of Denobiu placed us in possession of one hundred and forty pieces of cannon, two hundred and sixty-nine jingals, a magazine full of gun- powder, two immense granaries of rice, and a quan- tity of shot, besides forty war-boats, and a num...ber of other boats of different kinds. About three hundred men, who were too badly wounded to make their es- cape, had been left behind, and being collected by us, had their wounds dressed, and every assistance afforded them which our limited means would admit.
The total loss of the enemy was about eight hun- dred; ours, including the action of the 7th, amounted to seven officers and two hundred and thirty men, killed and wounded. Had we stormed, the loss must have been great, as the abatis and ditch at Denobiu were most formidable obstacles to surmount.
What to read after Two Years in Ava From May 1824 to May 1826?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Abercromby Thomas Abercromby Trant to read onlineMoreLess
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