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Its object in holding that road was to prevent the General's force from proceeding that way to the Karo La and Lhasa, which, of course, he had no intention of doing. On the 23rd a column of 500 men, two guns, and fifty of the 1st and 2nd Mounted Infantry (twenty-one of the 1st Mounted Infantry garrisoning Kangma), all under Colonel Hogge, marched against the Tibetans at Niru.
SECOND FIGHT AT NAINI 165 They, however, did not wait to be turned out, but decamped early that morning, not thinking th...eir wall, high enough to stop a British force. About half of them joined another force holding Gubshi, and the rest came into Gyantse Jong, where they were not well received by their own generals, and were ordered out on the night of the 24th-25th to hold Naini monastery.
Colonel Hogge rejoined the General's column on the 24th, and the march to Gyantse was resumed on the 25th, and this accounts for the delay in arriving. When we returned to Gyantse on the evening of the 25th, and reported to Colonel Brander the state of affairs, he decided to take out his flying column and co-operate with the General in the capture of Naini next day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its object in holding that road was to prevent the General's force from proceeding that way to the Karo La and Lhasa, which, of course, he had no intention of doing. On the 23rd a column of 500 men, two guns, and fifty of the 1st and 2nd Mounted Infantry (twenty-one of the 1st Mounted Infantry garrisoning Kangma), all under Colonel Hogge, marched against the Tibetans at Niru.
SECOND FIGHT AT NAINI 165 They, however, did not wait to be turned out, but decamped early that morning, not thinking th...eir wall, high enough to stop a British force. About half of them joined another force holding Gubshi, and the rest came into Gyantse Jong, where they were not well received by their own generals, and were ordered out on the night of the 24th-25th to hold Naini monastery.
Colonel Hogge rejoined the General's column on the 24th, and the march to Gyantse was resumed on the 25th, and this accounts for the delay in arriving. When we returned to Gyantse on the evening of the 25th, and reported to Colonel Brander the state of affairs, he decided to take out his flying column and co-operate with the General in the capture of Naini next day.
What to read after With Mounted Infantry in Tibet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William John Ottley to read onlineMoreLess
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