With Methuen's Column On An Ambulance Train
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This is, of course, a very different story from the disgraceful tale alluded toabove. None of the Boers in the house were wounded before our menappeared on the scene, and it is clear that the Boer corpses in theriver, with stones tied to their ankles, were put there by their owncomrades.
Fair-minded and thoughtful men who have followed the events of thepresent campaign must long ago have come to the conclusion thatnon-official news must frequently be received with great caution. Beforethe war b...egan misrepresentation was rife on both sides, and it hascontinued ever since. Mr. Winston Churchill may well call South Africa a"land of lies". Various slanders against ourselves have emanated to someextent from the Dutch papers in Cape Colony and the Transvaal, but in amuch fuller and more substantial form from the Continental papers, notably the Parisian Press. On the other hand, our own journalists havenot been altogether free from this taint. Let us take one or twoconcrete instances, _e. G.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is, of course, a very different story from the disgraceful tale alluded toabove. None of the Boers in the house were wounded before our menappeared on the scene, and it is clear that the Boer corpses in theriver, with stones tied to their ankles, were put there by their owncomrades.
Fair-minded and thoughtful men who have followed the events of thepresent campaign must long ago have come to the conclusion thatnon-official news must frequently be received with great caution. Beforethe war b...egan misrepresentation was rife on both sides, and it hascontinued ever since. Mr. Winston Churchill may well call South Africa a"land of lies". Various slanders against ourselves have emanated to someextent from the Dutch papers in Cape Colony and the Transvaal, but in amuch fuller and more substantial form from the Continental papers, notably the Parisian Press. On the other hand, our own journalists havenot been altogether free from this taint. Let us take one or twoconcrete instances, _e. G.
What to read after With Methuen's Column On An Ambulance Train?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Ernest N. to read onlineMoreLess
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