Medals of the British Army, And How They Were Won 1
Medals of the British Army, And How They Were Won 1
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62nd. regiment. Killed. — Captain Robert Allan Cox, and Lieutenant Lawrence Blakiston. Wounded. — ^Lieutenant-Colonel Lennard Barrett Tyler, (died 23rd. October,) Captain Edward Henry Hunter, Lieutenants William B. Davenport, William Bring, and Herrick Augustus Palmer, prisoner of war.
95th. regiment. Wounded. — Captain John l^eptune Sargent, and Lieutenant Charles Frederick Parkinson.
FoiTRTH Division. 17th. Foot. Wounded. — ^Lieutenants William Dalrymple Tompson and William Henry Par...ker.
20th. regiment. Wounded. — ^Brevet-Major Stephen Remnant Chapman, (died 20th. September,) Assistant Engineer.
63rd. regiment. Wounded. — Jiieutenant- Colonel Patrick Lindesay.
Light Division. Staff. Wounded. — Brigadier- Generals C, T. Van Straubenzee, 3rd. Foot, and Horatio Shirley, 88th.
regiment.
THE CBIMEAN CAMPAIGN. 101 7th. Royal Fusiliers. Killed. — Lieutenants William L. L.
G. Wright and Oliver Colt. Wounded. — Brevet-Major William West Turner, Captain Hugh Robert Hibbert, Brevet-Lieuten- ant-Colonel John Rowley Heyland, Captains James Prancis Hickie and Henry Mitchell Jones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnson.
62nd. regiment. Killed. — Captain Robert Allan Cox, and Lieutenant Lawrence Blakiston. Wounded. — ^Lieutenant-Colonel Lennard Barrett Tyler, (died 23rd. October,) Captain Edward Henry Hunter, Lieutenants William B. Davenport, William Bring, and Herrick Augustus Palmer, prisoner of war.
95th. regiment. Wounded. — Captain John l^eptune Sargent, and Lieutenant Charles Frederick Parkinson.
FoiTRTH Division. 17th. Foot. Wounded. — ^Lieutenants William Dalrymple Tompson and William Henry Par...ker.
20th. regiment. Wounded. — ^Brevet-Major Stephen Remnant Chapman, (died 20th. September,) Assistant Engineer.
63rd. regiment. Wounded. — Jiieutenant- Colonel Patrick Lindesay.
Light Division. Staff. Wounded. — Brigadier- Generals C, T. Van Straubenzee, 3rd. Foot, and Horatio Shirley, 88th.
regiment.
THE CBIMEAN CAMPAIGN. 101 7th. Royal Fusiliers. Killed. — Lieutenants William L. L.
G. Wright and Oliver Colt. Wounded. — Brevet-Major William West Turner, Captain Hugh Robert Hibbert, Brevet-Lieuten- ant-Colonel John Rowley Heyland, Captains James Prancis Hickie and Henry Mitchell Jones.
What to read after Medals of the British Army, And How They Were Won 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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