Category: History - British

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Vol. 67, No. 415, May, 1850

Various· 2 chapters· 65,757 words

Early in the morning I was surprised by a visit from Mr Chesterfield. He had received information, which he wished to communicate. From other British officers, then in the town, he had learned that the state of the country through which we had to pass was far from satisfactory...

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1. PART VI.—CHAPTER XV.

Early in the morning I was surprised by a visit from Mr Chesterfield. He had received information, which he wished to communicate. From other British officers, then in the town,...

2. CHAPTER XVI.

Finding no foe to fight withal, we began to suspect that Mr Chesterfield, as a new-comer, had been hoaxed, in our last halting-place, by some military wag; and Gingham and I fel...