History of the British Expedition to Egypt to Which is Subjoined a Sketch of T
History of the British Expedition to Egypt to Which is Subjoined a Sketch of T
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General Ludlow's coolneis and dilpofition prelerved the centre, until General Coote"s movement; in ihort, wherever opportunity prefented itfelf, every thing was done ^^'hich gallantry, zeal, and ability could perform. Sir Sidney Smith, wound- ed early, was always in the hotteft lire, and moft active in rendering every afiiftance. The cap- tains of the navy on IJiore, ferving with the ar- tillery in the great battery, exerted tliemfelves to the utmofr ; and the failors, who could be fpared, were... of the greateft fervicc in carrying up the ammunition M'herever wanted. Some Turks were alfo employed on this fervicc, hul unacquainted with cannon iliot, they could never advance above ten pac(\s at a time without drop- ])ing it to crouch from the balls, ^'et this was not a deficiency of courage in them, but of habit and difcipline.
'J'he conduct of the troops cannot but excite wonder in military uumi, ol'whatcvei' nation they may be. Surrounded, ])artly broken, without annnunition, hill to continue the contefr, and remam concpierors, is an extraordinary evidence of" intrepidity, dili^'ipline, and inlicrent courage.
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General Ludlow's coolneis and dilpofition prelerved the centre, until General Coote"s movement; in ihort, wherever opportunity prefented itfelf, every thing was done ^^'hich gallantry, zeal, and ability could perform. Sir Sidney Smith, wound- ed early, was always in the hotteft lire, and moft active in rendering every afiiftance. The cap- tains of the navy on IJiore, ferving with the ar- tillery in the great battery, exerted tliemfelves to the utmofr ; and the failors, who could be fpared, were... of the greateft fervicc in carrying up the ammunition M'herever wanted. Some Turks were alfo employed on this fervicc, hul unacquainted with cannon iliot, they could never advance above ten pac(\s at a time without drop- ])ing it to crouch from the balls, ^'et this was not a deficiency of courage in them, but of habit and difcipline.
'J'he conduct of the troops cannot but excite wonder in military uumi, ol'whatcvei' nation they may be. Surrounded, ])artly broken, without annnunition, hill to continue the contefr, and remam concpierors, is an extraordinary evidence of" intrepidity, dili^'ipline, and inlicrent courage.
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