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A detailed regimental history recounts the origin, training methods, and operational record of a frontier guides corps, following its actions in sieges, frontier skirmishes and major relief expeditions, and chronicling a notorious residency massacre and subsequent campaigns. The narrative interweaves tactical episodes and personal anecdotes of courage, accounts of recruitment and assimilation of local fighters, and portraits of leaders, concluding with a portrayal of life at the home station, its routines, sports, memorials, and the corps' institutional character.
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