Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Chapter I THE NEW FRENCH COMMANDER AND THE PROSPECTS OF VIGOROUS ACTION WHICH HIS LEADERSHIP SEEMED TO BE OPENING.—THE STRENGTH OF THE BELLIGERENTS.—THE PROBLEM AWAITING SOLUTION.—THE RESOLVES OF PÉLISSIER.—THE IMPENDING STRIFE BETWEEN HIM AND THE EMPEROR
- Chapter II NEW COUNTER-APPROACHES AND CONSEQUENT FIGHTS ON THE WESTERN FLANK OF SEBASTOPOL
- Chapter III PÉLISSIER FIRMLY PURSUING HIS CHOSEN PLANS OF ATTACK IN DEFIANCE OF LOUIS NAPOLEON
- Chapter IV THE RENEWED EXPEDITION TO KERTCH, WITH ITS SEQUEL IN THE SEA OF AZOF, AND ON THE CIRCASSIAN COAST
- Chapter V OPENING OF THE THIRD BOMBARDMENT.—VICTORIOUS ASSAULTS ON ALL THE COUNTER - APPROACHES BY FRENCH AND ENGLISH TROOPS.—CONCLUSION OF THE THIRD BOMBARDMENT
- Chapter VI THE SIEGE AND DEFENCE CARRIED ON TO THE CLOSE OF THE FOURTH BOMBARDMENT
- Chapter VII EIGHTEENTH OF JUNE.—ABORTIVE ATTACKS OF THE ALLIES ON THE KARABELNAYA DEFENCES.—THE VICTORIOUS OPERATION EFFECTED BY GENERAL EYRE
- Chapter VIII SEBASTOPOL AFTER THE ENGAGEMENT.—GENERAL TODLEBEN WOUNDED.—HIS DEFENCE OF SEBASTOPOL
- Chapter IX PÉLISSIER AFTER HIS DISCOMFITURE
- Chapter X LORD RAGLAN : HIS (OF LATE) SMOOTH RELATIONS WITH THE HOME GOVERNMENT.—THE AFFLICTION HE SUFFERED FROM THE DISAPPOINTMENT AND LOSSES SUSTAINED ON THE 18TH OF JUNE.—HIS VITAL STRENGTH APPEARING TO GIVE WAY.—HIS GRIEF AT THE LOSS OF GENERAL ESTCOURT.—A SLIGHT AILMENT AFFECTING THE CHIEF
- Chapter XI CONTINUING SIEGE OPERATIONS
- Chapter XII LORD RAGLAN'S INSISTENCE ON CHANGES IN THE PLAN OF THE SIEGE
- Chapter XIII THE DEATH OF LORD RAGLAN
- APPENDIX
- ADDENDUM TO THE INKERMAN VOLUME
- INDEX TO THE WHOLE WORK
- Plate section
Chapter IV - THE RENEWED EXPEDITION TO KERTCH, WITH ITS SEQUEL IN THE SEA OF AZOF, AND ON THE CIRCASSIAN COAST
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 January 2012
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Chapter I THE NEW FRENCH COMMANDER AND THE PROSPECTS OF VIGOROUS ACTION WHICH HIS LEADERSHIP SEEMED TO BE OPENING.—THE STRENGTH OF THE BELLIGERENTS.—THE PROBLEM AWAITING SOLUTION.—THE RESOLVES OF PÉLISSIER.—THE IMPENDING STRIFE BETWEEN HIM AND THE EMPEROR
- Chapter II NEW COUNTER-APPROACHES AND CONSEQUENT FIGHTS ON THE WESTERN FLANK OF SEBASTOPOL
- Chapter III PÉLISSIER FIRMLY PURSUING HIS CHOSEN PLANS OF ATTACK IN DEFIANCE OF LOUIS NAPOLEON
- Chapter IV THE RENEWED EXPEDITION TO KERTCH, WITH ITS SEQUEL IN THE SEA OF AZOF, AND ON THE CIRCASSIAN COAST
- Chapter V OPENING OF THE THIRD BOMBARDMENT.—VICTORIOUS ASSAULTS ON ALL THE COUNTER - APPROACHES BY FRENCH AND ENGLISH TROOPS.—CONCLUSION OF THE THIRD BOMBARDMENT
- Chapter VI THE SIEGE AND DEFENCE CARRIED ON TO THE CLOSE OF THE FOURTH BOMBARDMENT
- Chapter VII EIGHTEENTH OF JUNE.—ABORTIVE ATTACKS OF THE ALLIES ON THE KARABELNAYA DEFENCES.—THE VICTORIOUS OPERATION EFFECTED BY GENERAL EYRE
- Chapter VIII SEBASTOPOL AFTER THE ENGAGEMENT.—GENERAL TODLEBEN WOUNDED.—HIS DEFENCE OF SEBASTOPOL
- Chapter IX PÉLISSIER AFTER HIS DISCOMFITURE
- Chapter X LORD RAGLAN : HIS (OF LATE) SMOOTH RELATIONS WITH THE HOME GOVERNMENT.—THE AFFLICTION HE SUFFERED FROM THE DISAPPOINTMENT AND LOSSES SUSTAINED ON THE 18TH OF JUNE.—HIS VITAL STRENGTH APPEARING TO GIVE WAY.—HIS GRIEF AT THE LOSS OF GENERAL ESTCOURT.—A SLIGHT AILMENT AFFECTING THE CHIEF
- Chapter XI CONTINUING SIEGE OPERATIONS
- Chapter XII LORD RAGLAN'S INSISTENCE ON CHANGES IN THE PLAN OF THE SIEGE
- Chapter XIII THE DEATH OF LORD RAGLAN
- APPENDIX
- ADDENDUM TO THE INKERMAN VOLUME
- INDEX TO THE WHOLE WORK
- Plate section
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- The Invasion of the CrimeaIts Origin and an Account of its Progress Down to the Death of Lord Raglan, pp. 38 - 86Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2010First published in: 1887