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www.192.twyevanswasillonboardship,wasin
nd,calledtheoftheirtents,and
theyuldtolighttheirfiresofsoakedwood,
tostandtotheirar,andhurriedfade,
nsistingofthe41st,47th,and49th,tothebrohehillto
ybytheroadfrohevalley,h
hisoingofthe30th,55th,and95th,hetookpost
ontheirflank.already,hoherussianshadgottheirgunson
tothehighground,andtheseoperendousfireoish
troops.
sirgeecathcartbroughtupsuchportionsofthe20th,21st,46th,
57th,63d,and68thregintsasployedirenches,
andoccupiedthegroundthtofthesenddivision.general
drington,hpartofthe7th,23d,and33d,tookposttoverthe
extrehtattack.generalbullersbrigadeosupport
thesenddivisiono,hthe
8int,othebrushhird
division,undersirr.england,hedukeof
caridge,htheguards,advaherightofthesend
divisiontotheedgeoftheplateauoverlookingthevalleyofthe
tcheaya,sirgeecathcartsdivisionbeingonhisright.
therean.eaeralledhisnfhthe
standdarknessagainstanehwasunknown,and
ioheflashofhisgunsandthe
steadyrollofhissketry.itestrifebetween
individualregintsandpaniesscatteredandbrokenihick
brushnsofgraycladrussians,ed
frohesttoetthefeh
regintoholdthegroundonstood,ordiethere.
sirgeecathcartledhisndo,butthe
russianshehillsideabove,andpouredaterrible
fireintothe63d.tuing,hebackup
thehill;surroundedandenoruslyoutheregints
sufferedterriblyontheiranyof
hisoffienbeingkilled.the88thwere
surrounded,andpaniesof
the77thchargedtherussians,andbrokeareatfortheir
rades.
theguardsnboredownupon
theandbayotobayo,thenstrovefiercelyhtheirfoes.
theaunitionfailed,buttheystillall,unard
batterycalledthesandbagbattery,infrontoftheirportion,and
hvolleysofstoriedtochecktheirfoes.fourteenofficers
andhalfthentheyheldtheposttillanother
russianluappearedintheirrear.thentheyfellback,but,
reinforcedbyahe20th,theystillopposedaresolutefront
totherussians.
notlesssofshotandbullets
s,luafterluofgreycladrussianssurged
upthehillandflungtheelvesupo,thoughsuffering
terribly,thesenddivisionstillheldtheirground.the41stwas
usterbutsixtyfourbayos
hefighthehe
dayberedbut800n.
butthisuldnotlast.asfastasoneassaultulsed,fresh
lusoftheeion
enexhaustedhthestruggle,andthedaywas
edoverthe
brohehillhtifordfellupontheflank
oftherussians.evele
uptheirreserves,andthefightstillragedalongtheline.for
ahreehoursthestruggleon,andthen,findingthateven
thenuersandtheurageenfought
availednottoshakethedefeherussiangeneralsgaveupthe
attaananend.
ontherussiansideso35,000nuallyengaged,h
reservesof15,000reintheirrear;hebritish,whofor
threehours,8500bayos.seventhousand
fivehuhefrenchtookpartinthefight.fortyfourbritish
officersenkilled,1878he
frenchhadfourteenofficerskilled,andthirtyfouren
killed,1299all
bythesideofthoseoftherussians.terrible,indeed,he
destruasses
oftheeherussiansadttedthattheylost247officerskilled
andenkilled,10,162hisbattlethe
britishhadthirtyeight,thefreeengunsehe
russianshad106gunsinposition.
jackarcherandhisradesillinbed,hefirst
droppingshots,follousketry,annouhat
therussians.accustodtotheruns,they
slepton,tilltoaondrushedintothetent.
”getup,gentleup.therussianarhascliedupthehill,
andisatta
alloverthecas.”
inaninstantthelads
scarute.
”ie,”jacksaid,asherushedout.”by
jove,ainttheygoingit”
everynuteaddedtothedin,tillthesketrygreoone
trendousroar,aboveostunbrokenrolloftheon
uldscarcebyheard.alorehe
batteriesofthealliesjoihedin;foritedthat
therussiansalso.
inashorttithefusilladeofsketrybrokeoutfartotheleft,
andshohattherussiatagthefrenes.
thenoiseendous,andallincahesound
ightynflictraging,butofheyuldsee
absolutelynothing.
”thisisaheyarepoundingaeach
other,anduchoutofitasifilesaway.
dontiarchusalldoohelp”
butinviehepossiblesortie,ito
detatheirplathetrenchesandbatteries,and
thesailorshadnothingtodobuttoiheirforced
inabattlehand.overheadthe
russianballssangiisknogdowna
tent,sotisthroassesofearthintotheair,sotis
burstingha
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