With Manchesters in the East
With Manchesters in the East
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The Territorial's thoughts turn to home far more often than do those ofthe Regular, for to him the family has always been more important thanthe regiment. H. C. Franklin, who took P. H. Creagh's place as ourAdjutant at the end of August, and was an old Regular soldier of theManchester Regiment, often said that the week's mail of a Territorialbattalion is as large as six months' mails for a unit of the old Army. He told, too, a good story, which shows the perceptiveness of Indians. He was standi...ng near to some Indian muleteers when the ManchesterTerritorial Brigade disembarked on Gallipoli. He heard them say inHindustani: "Here is another of the regiments of shopkeepers. " Onepointed to Captain P. H. Creagh, our Adjutant and only Regular officer. He said: "But he is a soldier. " Another said of Staveacre: "A fine, bigman, but he also is of the shopkeepers. " The story of trench warfare during these months on Gallipoli isundramatic. A record of their little episodes is almost trivial. Yetthis want of movement and initiative is true to life, and was the commonlot of the three or four British Divisions then responsible foroperations at Cape Helles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Territorial's thoughts turn to home far more often than do those ofthe Regular, for to him the family has always been more important thanthe regiment. H. C. Franklin, who took P. H. Creagh's place as ourAdjutant at the end of August, and was an old Regular soldier of theManchester Regiment, often said that the week's mail of a Territorialbattalion is as large as six months' mails for a unit of the old Army. He told, too, a good story, which shows the perceptiveness of Indians. He was standi...ng near to some Indian muleteers when the ManchesterTerritorial Brigade disembarked on Gallipoli. He heard them say inHindustani: "Here is another of the regiments of shopkeepers. " Onepointed to Captain P. H. Creagh, our Adjutant and only Regular officer. He said: "But he is a soldier. " Another said of Staveacre: "A fine, bigman, but he also is of the shopkeepers. " The story of trench warfare during these months on Gallipoli isundramatic. A record of their little episodes is almost trivial. Yetthis want of movement and initiative is true to life, and was the commonlot of the three or four British Divisions then responsible foroperations at Cape Helles.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurst Gerald Berkeley to read onlineMoreLess
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