War Rights On Land
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Petersburg ; but ^ Mackern, Sidelights on the March, p. 69. - I'illet, op. Cit. P. 196.
314 WAR RIGHTS ON LAND chap.
Professor de Martens is careful to point out that his Government " was in no way bound to furnish information on this subject to the Porte during the course of the war. "^ The rule as to col- lecting objects of personal use, found on the battlefield or left by deceased prisoners, is a notable advance on existing practice. When General Phil Kearney, the veteran Algerian fighter an...d the hero of Boker's beautiful ode, " Lay him low, " fell on the field of honour, his horse and sword were sent back to his widow by Lee's orders as a mark of courtesy towards a gallant oppon- ent — one who had two mourners — his friend and his foe, as Fitzhugh Lee said of John Sedgwick. '^ But such solicitude as was shown here was reserved for officers of high rank, and com- manders cared little whether the personal property of the fallen enemy, or, indeed, of their own dead, went to enrich the first soldier who chanced upon it or the " hyenas " of the battle- field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Petersburg ; but ^ Mackern, Sidelights on the March, p. 69. - I'illet, op. Cit. P. 196.
314 WAR RIGHTS ON LAND chap.
Professor de Martens is careful to point out that his Government " was in no way bound to furnish information on this subject to the Porte during the course of the war. "^ The rule as to col- lecting objects of personal use, found on the battlefield or left by deceased prisoners, is a notable advance on existing practice. When General Phil Kearney, the veteran Algerian fighter an...d the hero of Boker's beautiful ode, " Lay him low, " fell on the field of honour, his horse and sword were sent back to his widow by Lee's orders as a mark of courtesy towards a gallant oppon- ent — one who had two mourners — his friend and his foe, as Fitzhugh Lee said of John Sedgwick. '^ But such solicitude as was shown here was reserved for officers of high rank, and com- manders cared little whether the personal property of the fallen enemy, or, indeed, of their own dead, went to enrich the first soldier who chanced upon it or the " hyenas " of the battle- field.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M James Molony Spaight to read onlineMoreLess
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