 | Elijah Coleman Bridgman, Samuel Wells Williams - 1841 - Страниц: 712
...officers in Ihc command ol column' ul attacki.-UI r'llphirr i)/ tin Hi <f>lit.-i ulna r CttHttm. .!<•( 3. The nature of the position to be carried, and the...pretence whatever. The man who does so will most probably bn cut off; but even should he escape, his name should be branded as a disgrace to his corps. 4. The... | |
 | John Elliot Bingham - 1842 - Страниц: 452
...can be effected by discipline and bravery. 2. Major-general Gough feels a confident assurance that every man will do his duty, that he will have the...the ranks upon any pretence whatever. The man who duet so will most probably be cut off; but even should he escape, his name should be branded as a disgrace... | |
 | Duncan MacPherson - 1842 - Страниц: 416
...can be effected by discipline and bravery. 2. Major-General Gough feels a confident assurance that every man will do his duty, that he will have the...probable necessity of subdividing the force into separate colums of attack, which may be led through the town and suburbs, make it the more necessary to enforce... | |
 | Duncan MacPherson - 1843 - Страниц: 430
...can be effected by discipline and bravery. 2. Major-General Gough feels a confident assurance that every man will do his duty, that he will have the...probable necessity of subdividing the force into separate colums of attack, which may be led through the town and suburbs, make it the more necessary to enforce... | |
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Gough feels a confident assurance that every man will do his duty, that he will have the gratifying task, not only of recording and bringing to notice acts of gallantry, but (what is of infinitely more consequence in the present instance, and will afford... 