Waterloo Letters : a Selection From Original And Hitherto Unpublished Letters Bearing On the Operations of the 16th, 17th, And 18th June, 1815, By Officers Who Served in the Campaign
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PRINGLE, R.A.
Lieutenant R.A.
74, George Street, Edinburgh, JSfovember 25th, 183-i. '^q. 96.
Captain Bolton^s Battery was contiguous to the Foot Waterloo.
Guards, with the right of whose line it formed an angle of The Battery 1 j_ n ^ A o '"''^s posted about 140". close to and The Enemy advanced in heavy close column, with the °? the right . . . • 1 j» 1 °* ^^® Guards, intention of penetrating the position at the right of the Foot Guards. They were within the angle formed by the Battery and the... Foot Guards before they went about, so that at last the right Gun could not conveniently be brought to bear upon the I/earl of the column. The Battery Repulse of the fired case shot from the moment they appeared on the e^iu|^^*^{^h^ crest of the hill (about two hundred yards) , and during the Imperial advance along the plateau, from which they suffered p 2 •228 WATERLOO LETTERS.
Bolton's Batteky.
severely, the Column waving, at each successive discharge, like standing- corn blown by the wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PRINGLE, R.A.
Lieutenant R.A.
74, George Street, Edinburgh, JSfovember 25th, 183-i. '^q. 96.
Captain Bolton^s Battery was contiguous to the Foot Waterloo.
Guards, with the right of whose line it formed an angle of The Battery 1 j_ n ^ A o '"''^s posted about 140". close to and The Enemy advanced in heavy close column, with the °? the right . . . • 1 j» 1 °* ^^® Guards, intention of penetrating the position at the right of the Foot Guards. They were within the angle formed by the Battery and the... Foot Guards before they went about, so that at last the right Gun could not conveniently be brought to bear upon the I/earl of the column. The Battery Repulse of the fired case shot from the moment they appeared on the e^iu|^^*^{^h^ crest of the hill (about two hundred yards) , and during the Imperial advance along the plateau, from which they suffered p 2 •228 WATERLOO LETTERS.
Bolton's Batteky.
severely, the Column waving, at each successive discharge, like standing- corn blown by the wind.
What to read after Waterloo Letters : a Selection From Original And Hitherto Unpublished Letters Bearing On the Operations of the 16th, 17th, And 18th June, 1815, By Officers Who Served in the Campaign?
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