Anticipations
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A conflict of cyclistsagainst cyclists over a country too spacious for unbroken lines, wouldstill, I think, leave the struggle essentially unchanged. The advance ofsmall unsupported bodies would be the wildest and most unprofitableadventure; every advance would have to be made behind a screen ofscouts, and, given a practical equality in the numbers and manhood ofthe two forces, these screens would speedily become simply veryattenuated lines.
[38] So far, pestilence has been a feature of almost ...every sustained warin the world, but there is really no reason whatever why it should beso. There is no reason, indeed, why a soldier upon active service on thevictorious side should go without a night's rest or miss a meal. If hedoes, there is muddle and want of foresight somewhere, and that ourhypothesis excludes.
[39] Lady Maud Rolleston, in her very interesting _Yeoman Service_, complains of the Boers killing an engine-driver during an attack on atrain at Kroonstadt, "which was, " she writes, "an abominable action, ashe is, in law, a non-combatant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A conflict of cyclistsagainst cyclists over a country too spacious for unbroken lines, wouldstill, I think, leave the struggle essentially unchanged. The advance ofsmall unsupported bodies would be the wildest and most unprofitableadventure; every advance would have to be made behind a screen ofscouts, and, given a practical equality in the numbers and manhood ofthe two forces, these screens would speedily become simply veryattenuated lines.
[38] So far, pestilence has been a feature of almost ...every sustained warin the world, but there is really no reason whatever why it should beso. There is no reason, indeed, why a soldier upon active service on thevictorious side should go without a night's rest or miss a meal. If hedoes, there is muddle and want of foresight somewhere, and that ourhypothesis excludes.
[39] Lady Maud Rolleston, in her very interesting _Yeoman Service_, complains of the Boers killing an engine-driver during an attack on atrain at Kroonstadt, "which was, " she writes, "an abominable action, ashe is, in law, a non-combatant.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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