St Petersburg to Plevna Containing Interviews With Leading Russian Statesmen
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Very soon after, a white flag was seen waving from the road on the Plevna side of the bridge, and the joyful tidings spread like lightning amongst the Russians that the army of Osman Pacha was about THE FALL OF PLEVNA. 235 to surrender. Loud shouts, of which there was no mistaking the signification, went up from the serried Muscovite ranks, and the men shook hands with each other at the thoughts of their dreary vigils round Plevna being at an end.
Very soon a mounted Turkish officer rode over t...he bridge bearing the flag of truce, and communicated with the General commanding the grenadiers who were posted opposite the bridge. He soon returned, however, in search of an officer of superior rank, qualified to treat for a capitulation.
Many Russian officers, including General Skobe- loff, who had brought up the best part of his command as reinforcement, rode towards the bridge. Beyond were masses of Turkish infantry, rifle in hand, lining the road and on the face of the cliff above ; and if they had felt inclined to be bellicose, the situation of these adventurous few would have been anything but enviable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Very soon after, a white flag was seen waving from the road on the Plevna side of the bridge, and the joyful tidings spread like lightning amongst the Russians that the army of Osman Pacha was about THE FALL OF PLEVNA. 235 to surrender. Loud shouts, of which there was no mistaking the signification, went up from the serried Muscovite ranks, and the men shook hands with each other at the thoughts of their dreary vigils round Plevna being at an end.
Very soon a mounted Turkish officer rode over t...he bridge bearing the flag of truce, and communicated with the General commanding the grenadiers who were posted opposite the bridge. He soon returned, however, in search of an officer of superior rank, qualified to treat for a capitulation.
Many Russian officers, including General Skobe- loff, who had brought up the best part of his command as reinforcement, rode towards the bridge. Beyond were masses of Turkish infantry, rifle in hand, lining the road and on the face of the cliff above ; and if they had felt inclined to be bellicose, the situation of these adventurous few would have been anything but enviable.
What to read after St Petersburg to Plevna Containing Interviews With Leading Russian Statesmen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Stanley to read onlineMoreLess
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