 | William Hough - 1841 - 600 페이지
...1837, it had a garrison of 200 rudely disciplined men, and 200 Juzzailchees. Major Leech observes, that "it is situated at too great a height to be of much...the passage of the main body, or baggage, in safety. There ig no cover for tire men inside." There are positions within 300 yards of the fort from which... | |
 | William Hough - 1841 - 602 페이지
...1837, it had a garrison of 200 rudely disciplined men, and 200 Juzzailchees. Major Leech observes, that "it is situated at too great a height to be of much...the passage of the main body, or baggage, in safety. There ii no cover for the men inside." There are positions within 300 yards of the fort from which... | |
 | William Hough - 1841 - 602 페이지
...men, and 200 Juzzailcheea. Major Leech observes, that " it is situated at too great a height to b« of much service in stopping a force passing below...of the hill on which it is built, would be a great obstacla to the same force storming it ; which would be absolutely necessary to secure the passage... | |
 | Edward Thornton - 1844 - 462 페이지
...and a garrison of 1 ut «u 10 ^^ or ^^ men m'Snt be contained within the walls. Leech ' remarks, " It is situated at too great a height to be of much...the passage of the main body or baggage in safety ; " and Hough adds, " The garrison could not hold out against an enemy using shells ; from the narrowness... | |
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it is situated at too great a height to be of much service in stopping a force passing below ; while at the same time the steepness of the hill on which it is built, would be a great obstacle to the same force storming it; which would be absolutely necessary... 