History of the Indian Administration of Lordellenborough : in His Correspondence With the Duke of Wellington. to Which is Prefixed, By Permission of Her Majesty, Lord Ellenbourough's Letters to the Queen During That Period
History of the Indian Administration of Lordellenborough : in His Correspondence With the Duke of Wellington. to Which is Prefixed, By Permission of Her Majesty, Lord Ellenbourough's Letters to the Queen During That Period
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, Duke Of, 1769-1852
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They should be so employed* The gunners of the Royal British Artillery are all drivers as well as gunners, and if the Lascars should not have been trained to drive horaes, the Royal British Artillery must be so employed. " In this case either the troops of the line on the Island of Chusan must be trained to the service of the heavy ordnance, or seamen must be landed to perform that service, or the gun Lascars must perform the service of the batteries, while gunners of the Royal Artillery will p...erform the duty of drivers of the carriages of the field equipment for the horse artillery and rockets. Thus, then, this small field train will be complete. " I should recommend that carriages should be hired in the country with their horses and drivers to draw a few days' provisions for the troops, and of forage corn for the horses of the artillery, and the light baggage of the officers of the army. " The army being thus equipped for movement, it will remain for the officers on the spot to consider of the operations which can be performed.
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