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III-The Cavalry General
The third chapter of "The Cavalry General" delves into the specialized duties of a cavalry general, emphasizing the importance of acquiring divine favor through sacrifices for the state cavalry, enhancing public festivals and processions, and ensuring the grandeur of cavalry displays at various locations such as the Academy, Lyceum, and Phaleron. The text suggests that the processions be made splendid by having riders honor sacred sites and deities in a specific ceremonial order, thereby linking military…-
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IV-The Cavalry General
In "The Cavalry General," the author discusses the strategies and precautions a cavalry general must take during various phases of the march and warfare, emphasizing the importance of adaptability, intelligence, and stealth. On the march, the general must exercise foresight to alleviate the strain on both horses and troopers by strategically alternating between riding and marching. This approach depends on individual discretion to ensure no soldier or horse is overly burdened. When encountering…-
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V-The Cavalry General
In "The Cavalry General," the author discusses the strategic intricacies involved in commanding a cavalry, emphasizing the necessity for a general to possess a keen understanding of various tactical scenarios. A pivotal aspect of this understanding is gauging the distance within which a horse can overtake a foot solider, and similarly, what gap is necessary for a slower horse to evade a faster one. The text underscores the importance of terrain in determining the effectiveness of cavalry versus infantry,…-
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VII-The Cavalry General
The Cavalry General chapter outlines the core responsibilities and qualities requisite for an effective cavalry general, emphasizing strategic foresight, combat skills, and a deep understanding of both the physical and moral aspects of leadership. According to the text, a cavalry general must be vigilant for the sake of his men, sharing in the successes and demonstrating prowess in horsemanship and combat. This visibility of skill and bravery serves to prevent contempt among the ranks, fostering respect…-
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VIII-The Cavalry General
In "The Cavalry General," Chapter VIII, the discussion emphasizes the strategic superiority necessary for a smaller cavalry force to overpower a larger, superior enemy. Fundamental to achieving this advantage is the rigorous training and preparation of both horse and rider. The text delineates the stark contrast between an ill-prepared, disorderly force, likened to a troop of women entering combat against men, and a well-disciplined cavalry, adept in performing complex maneuvers that grant them an…-
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IX-The Cavalry General
Chapter 1 of "The Cavalry General" outlines tactical considerations and philosophical reflections on cavalry operations, emphasizing the importance of adaptability, strategic innovation, and divine favor in military leadership. It discusses how a cavalry commander could gain a tactical advantage by altering the pace of charges and retreats during battle, suggesting a departure from the conventional slow start to a gallop only in the middle of the field. By charging at full speed close to their stronghold…-
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Derrick Vaughan, Novelist is a novella by Edna Lyall, published in 1889. It tells the story of Derrick Vaughan, a young man who discovers his passion for writing and achieves success as a novelist. The narrative explores his journey through the literary world, the sacrifices he makes for his art, and the personal challenges he faces, including the tension between love and ambition. The book provides insight into the life of a writer in Victorian England, addressing themes of creativity, ethics, and perseverance, with Lyall’s characteristic emphasis on moral integrity and social values.-
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In the opening chapter of "Derrick Vaughan--Novelist," the narrator, Sydney Wharncliffe, a barrister of the Inner Temple, introduces us to the subject of his recollections, Derrick Vaughan, whose ascension to fame has often been misconstrued by the public as a sudden leap rather than a gradual climb. Wharncliffe clarifies that his intention is not to draft a formal biography but to offer a truthful glimpse into Vaughan's journey, countering the widespread notion of his instantaneous success. Highlighting…
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Chapter II of "Derrick Vaughan--Novelist" describes the enchanting beginning of Derrick's love story, set against the backdrop of a yachting adventure on the Aurora, hosted by Calverley of Exeter. The chapter immediately plunges readers into the allure and novelty of Derrick's first encounter with Freda Merrifield, a captivating girl freshly returned from school, full of life and unspoiled innocence. The narrative unfolds as the characters embark from Southampton on a fortnight cruise, filled with…
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In Chapter III of "Derrick Vaughan—Novelist," Derrick Vaughan awaits the return of his father, Major Vaughan, from India with a mix of hope and trepidation. The reunion, long anticipated, takes a traumatic turn upon the Major’s arrival. Rumors of the Major being intoxicated are confirmed upon his noisy and drunken appearance, shattering Derrick's long-held image of his dignified father. The pain of public embarrassment and personal disillusionment is acute for Derrick as he processes this new reality.…
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