... the severities of the climate and hard work ; in short, at Cahul, the troops under British command were little else than an armed mob. The noble duke then entered into a succinct detail of the operations from the first outbreak of the insurrection, and ...

... state fit execute that order; they quitted Cabool with arms, indeed, ia their hands, but without discipline, order, or subordination, or confiJcuce in officers—in fact, could call them poly armed mob, driven the natives. In this stale they were followed ...