FOOTNOTES, CHAPTER LVIII
Reading edition
One battery of Horse or Field Artillery. One Heavy battery. One Mountain battery. A detachment of Garrison Artillery. A brigade of Cavalry. Three companies of Sappers and Miners. Two regiments of British Infantry. Six regiments of Native Infantry. Drafts sufficient to raise each Infantry regiment at Kabul to 800 men.
[Note *: Now General Sir John Ross, G.C.B.]
See Appendix VIII.]
See Appendix IX.]
Notes in this chapter
Note 1 · This was agreed to; the reinforcements were sent up by degrees, and a second division was formed at Kabul, to the command of which Major-GenNote 2 · [Footnote 2: As the deportation of Yakub Khan was believed to be one of the chief causes of recent disturbances, and as a powerful party in Note 3 · [Footnote 6: This letter from the Foreign Secretary to Mr. Griffin is given in full in the Appendix*.Note 4 · [Footnote 1: Sir Donald Stewart's division was replaced at Kandahar by troops from Bombay.] [Footnote 2: The part of the report which deals