Wellington And Waterloo
Wellington And Waterloo
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" The infantry contrived at length to Hght fires and dry their clothes and clean their firearms by discharging them or drawing the charges; and were constructing huts when the bugle sounded the " fall in. " Nowadays, when the cooks' vehicle is as much a part of the fighting equipment of a unit as an ammunition cart, when water- proof sheets are carried and an emergency ration is in every soldier's haversack, it is well to remember under what different conditions Wellington's army prepared for i...ts last and greatest conflict.
IV The story of the marches and combats in June 1815 is perforce somewhat legendary in character, for in those days staff officers did not keep war diaries, the orders given in the field were mainly verbal orders and lengthy reports of actions were not in vogue. Wellington on June 19 in a letter to Earl Bathurst retated in a couple of pages all that he thought necessary of the decisive operations ; the reports of Bliicher and Napoleon are almost as brief ; Grouchy's report deals only with the movements of his own detachment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The infantry contrived at length to Hght fires and dry their clothes and clean their firearms by discharging them or drawing the charges; and were constructing huts when the bugle sounded the " fall in. " Nowadays, when the cooks' vehicle is as much a part of the fighting equipment of a unit as an ammunition cart, when water- proof sheets are carried and an emergency ration is in every soldier's haversack, it is well to remember under what different conditions Wellington's army prepared for i...ts last and greatest conflict.
IV The story of the marches and combats in June 1815 is perforce somewhat legendary in character, for in those days staff officers did not keep war diaries, the orders given in the field were mainly verbal orders and lengthy reports of actions were not in vogue. Wellington on June 19 in a letter to Earl Bathurst retated in a couple of pages all that he thought necessary of the decisive operations ; the reports of Bliicher and Napoleon are almost as brief ; Grouchy's report deals only with the movements of his own detachment.
What to read after Wellington And Waterloo?
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