[125] This proved to be an exaggeration. The storming parties were protected by roofs of boards and scantling, and only a few casualties occurred (see Official History, Part III., p. 116).
[126] Mention of this incident is made in Official History (Part III., p. 119), where it appears that the Japanese had actually sprung their mines before this accidental explosion took place.
[127] Attacked by the 6th Brigade under General Ichinohe. (See [Map III.])
[128] Eminences flanking the Wang-tai position, probably named after the officers charged with their defence.
[129] The corresponding Russian date was December 18.
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