Catherine Gladstone
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Lord Elgin promised to send all, but I fear his orders are not at Singapore yet for the rest, but I suppose all will come.
We have to fight the Bengal army (all over Upper India and Bengal), all but about a third, which is either disarmed or quiet. Well affected can be said but of very few regiments, and we have but very few English regiments to fight with. Between this and Delhi at the outbreak there were but four, counting the whole of Oudh and the whole valley of the Ganges — 1000 miles. The... exertions have done a great deal, but it is as anxious work as ever, and after the horrors of Cawnpore we are in the greatest anxiety that Lucknow may be saved, and we fervently hope that it is not too late. It holds out, and the assailants are short of ammunition. There are numbers of women and children in it, and to think of the long suspense of these poor things is really terrible — 1500 or 2000 men put to flight and beat 13,000, taking 12 guns. As General Havelock's fire has done this, we may trust it will be safely taken on the remainder of the march.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Elgin promised to send all, but I fear his orders are not at Singapore yet for the rest, but I suppose all will come.
We have to fight the Bengal army (all over Upper India and Bengal), all but about a third, which is either disarmed or quiet. Well affected can be said but of very few regiments, and we have but very few English regiments to fight with. Between this and Delhi at the outbreak there were but four, counting the whole of Oudh and the whole valley of the Ganges — 1000 miles. The... exertions have done a great deal, but it is as anxious work as ever, and after the horrors of Cawnpore we are in the greatest anxiety that Lucknow may be saved, and we fervently hope that it is not too late. It holds out, and the assailants are short of ammunition. There are numbers of women and children in it, and to think of the long suspense of these poor things is really terrible — 1500 or 2000 men put to flight and beat 13,000, taking 12 guns. As General Havelock's fire has done this, we may trust it will be safely taken on the remainder of the march.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Gladstone Drew to read onlineMoreLess
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