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The Autobiography of a Journalist, Volume II

CHAPTER XXXI
7/11

The Montenegrin loss was 800 killed.

The ammunition was bad, and the mountaineers often threw their rifles away and attacked with the cold steel.

The average advance of the Turks was about a mile a day.
So we waited for the next news from Suleiman with an anxiety in Cettinje not known for a generation.

It was supposed that Suleiman would repeat the campaign of Omar Pasha, moving on Cettinje by Rieka, and all the fighting men were called out and the villages on that side evacuated.

In this state of painful expectation the news arrived of the passage of the Danube by the Russian army, and the recall of Suleiman and his army for the defense of the principalities.


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