As we shall see later the third squadron performed very well.
It was somewhat strange that the third squadron was under the command of a cavalry captain.
In Perth, cavalry captain Zawisza was not particularly liked by the other squadrons, he was even hated. The reason for this is not known, supposedly because he tried too hard and worked too hard, he was, in a word, too zealous.
This squadron was not liked above all by the officers of the other squadrons, and this attitude influenced the soldiers. At times, there were even open quarrels among the officers as well as among the private soldiers. The judgment of the commanders on the value of this squadron was divided. Some said it was good, others said it was worthless.
However, everyone agreed that the discipline in this squadron was the most rigorous, that the soldiers were hard-working, that they were properly dressed and that the orders of the command were scrupulously carried out.
This may have been the cause of this passion for the third Squadron.

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