With Rimington 8 1
With Rimington 8 1
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Themore we stretch out, the more they stretch out. They have the advantageof being all mounted, while the bulk of our force is infantry, massedinertly in the middle; and also from the lofty position they occupy theycan command a bird's-eye view of the wide valley across which we areadvancing, and perceive the disposition of our forces, and in whatstrength we are threatening the various points of defence, while theirforces are quite concealed from us. This is so much in their favourthat, on our ...flank at least, it is we, and not they, who are threatenedwith being outflanked.
Their position could scarcely have been stronger if nature had designedit for the purpose. A low range of hills gives admittance on the westside to a long wide valley, and on the east side of this a steep rockyrange rises boldly up, showing in the sky a level outline like a rampartfringed with wall-like slabs of rock or detached masses, givingexcellent cover from shrapnel. But besides this higher and last line ofdefence, there are some lower hills and slopes which project from themain rampart and command the valley, while they are in turn commanded bythe heights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Themore we stretch out, the more they stretch out. They have the advantageof being all mounted, while the bulk of our force is infantry, massedinertly in the middle; and also from the lofty position they occupy theycan command a bird's-eye view of the wide valley across which we areadvancing, and perceive the disposition of our forces, and in whatstrength we are threatening the various points of defence, while theirforces are quite concealed from us. This is so much in their favourthat, on our ...flank at least, it is we, and not they, who are threatenedwith being outflanked.
Their position could scarcely have been stronger if nature had designedit for the purpose. A low range of hills gives admittance on the westside to a long wide valley, and on the east side of this a steep rockyrange rises boldly up, showing in the sky a level outline like a rampartfringed with wall-like slabs of rock or detached masses, givingexcellent cover from shrapnel. But besides this higher and last line ofdefence, there are some lower hills and slopes which project from themain rampart and command the valley, while they are in turn commanded bythe heights.
What to read after With Rimington 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillipps L. March to read onlineMoreLess
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