Czar And Sultan
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"They dared in September to attack Plevna with some 65, 000 men. They do not dare to attack it now with 120, 000, although Osman must be weaker now than he was then. They are allow- ing Osman with probably less than 50, 000 men to neutral- ise a force nearly three times that number, while the fine season which has so exceptionally favoured us is rapidly passing away. They were foolishly reckless in Septem- ber ; they are foolishly timid now ! " "Yes, " said Skobeleff, "look at Kars!— there was ...no pottering around it — just a rush and all was over. Osman, if left alone, may hold us here for two months longer. When one reflects on the sufferings of the men in the cold and rain and in the mud of the trenches, is it OSMAN PASHA.
The Fall of Plcviia 261 not certain that we should lose more men by the prolonged sickness and exposure than in an immediate assault which, because of the positions we now occupy and our better knowledge of the ground, could not fail to succeed ? " Although I kept my impressions to myself, it struck me that both Skobeleff and MacGahan in their impatience somewhat begged the question, experienced men as were both.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"They dared in September to attack Plevna with some 65, 000 men. They do not dare to attack it now with 120, 000, although Osman must be weaker now than he was then. They are allow- ing Osman with probably less than 50, 000 men to neutral- ise a force nearly three times that number, while the fine season which has so exceptionally favoured us is rapidly passing away. They were foolishly reckless in Septem- ber ; they are foolishly timid now ! " "Yes, " said Skobeleff, "look at Kars!— there was ...no pottering around it — just a rush and all was over. Osman, if left alone, may hold us here for two months longer. When one reflects on the sufferings of the men in the cold and rain and in the mud of the trenches, is it OSMAN PASHA.
The Fall of Plcviia 261 not certain that we should lose more men by the prolonged sickness and exposure than in an immediate assault which, because of the positions we now occupy and our better knowledge of the ground, could not fail to succeed ? " Although I kept my impressions to myself, it struck me that both Skobeleff and MacGahan in their impatience somewhat begged the question, experienced men as were both.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archibald Forbes to read onlineMoreLess
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