The Invasion of the Crimea: Its Origin, and an Account of Its Progress Down to the Death of Lord Raglan, Volume 6 |
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Page 40
... Colonel Trochu presented himself at the British headquarters , and requested an immediate interview with Lord Raglan . The name of Colonel Trochu will recur in this narrative , for he was an officer of great weight in the councils of ...
... Colonel Trochu presented himself at the British headquarters , and requested an immediate interview with Lord Raglan . The name of Colonel Trochu will recur in this narrative , for he was an officer of great weight in the councils of ...
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... Colonel Trochu admitted all this ; but he again urged the necessity for delay . The interview lasted till an hour after midnight , and Colonel Trochu's request was followed up on the ensuing day by written communications from XXIX ...
... Colonel Trochu admitted all this ; but he again urged the necessity for delay . The interview lasted till an hour after midnight , and Colonel Trochu's request was followed up on the ensuing day by written communications from XXIX ...
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... Colonel Trochu , who had probably suggested this new plan of campaign , should himself be made to bear the pain of further sustaining it ; for he took his leave , saying that the Colonel should be sent to Lord Raglan on the follow- ing ...
... Colonel Trochu , who had probably suggested this new plan of campaign , should himself be made to bear the pain of further sustaining it ; for he took his leave , saying that the Colonel should be sent to Lord Raglan on the follow- ing ...
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... Colonel Trochu came , as had been agreed , to Lord Raglan's quarters . After repeating what Mar- shal St Arnaud had stated the day before - namely , that Bosquet's Division was already in march for Adrianople the Colonel pressed the ...
... Colonel Trochu came , as had been agreed , to Lord Raglan's quarters . After repeating what Mar- shal St Arnaud had stated the day before - namely , that Bosquet's Division was already in march for Adrianople the Colonel pressed the ...
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... Colonel Trochu came to Lord Raglan's quarters , and com- municated all that could be gathered from the tele- graphic despatch . The English General had just received the Duke of Newcastle's letter of the 28th , but had not yet broken ...
... Colonel Trochu came to Lord Raglan's quarters , and com- municated all that could be gathered from the tele- graphic despatch . The English General had just received the Duke of Newcastle's letter of the 28th , but had not yet broken ...
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The Invasion of the Crimea: Its Origin, and an Account of Its Progress Down ... Alexander William Kinglake No preview available - 2018 |
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able Admiral Airey alliance Allied armies Anitchkoff arms artillery Bashi-Bazouks battalions batteries Bosphorus Bosquet brigade British brought Bulgaria camp campaign cavalry CHAP Chodasiewicz coast Colonel Trochu command counsels Crimea Czar Danube despatch Duke of Newcastle Duke of Wellington duty Edmund Lyons embarkation enemy enemy's England English army enterprise Eupatoria Fitzroy Somerset flank force France French army French Emperor Giurgevo ground guns Home Government infantry invaders invasion knew labour landing Light Division Lord Rag Lord Raglan Majesty's Government Marshal St Arnaud means of land-transport ment military mind Minister movable column move officers Omar Pasha operations opinion position Prince Mentschikoff river Russian army Sebastopol seemed ships shore siege Silistria Sir Edmund Lyons Sir George Brown soldiers squadrons strength Telegraph Height tion troops Turkish Turks undertaking Varna Vice-Admiral Dundas warlike Wellington Western Powers whilst whole XLIV XXIX XXXI XXXIII XXXIV