Europe, 1789-1920 Pt. 359
Europe, 1789-1920 Pt. 359
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But meanwhile the Russians suffered no less. Their great armies, assembled to drive the invader into the sea, fell to pieces on the march, and most of those who struggled on were without supplies and equipment. The people were patriotic, and militia regiments were everywhere raised, but the funds to support the soldiers were shamelessly stolen. In September 1856, after a memorable siege, Sevastopol was taken. Soon after, Russia, approaching, as it seemed then, near to her ruin, made peace. For ...the present her military reputation was gone; and the wrath of the people at the CAttses of the Crimean War The Crimean War, 1854-6 Digitized by Google 282 EUROPE, 1789-1920 Alexander n AboUtion ■eifdom, 1859-66 maladministration and repression in their country, now burst forth the more wildly because it had slumbered so long. In the midst of the struggle Nicholas I had died, broken in spirit at the collapse of his greatness. His successor was a man of very different character and inten- tions, and evidently a new era was at hand.
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But meanwhile the Russians suffered no less. Their great armies, assembled to drive the invader into the sea, fell to pieces on the march, and most of those who struggled on were without supplies and equipment. The people were patriotic, and militia regiments were everywhere raised, but the funds to support the soldiers were shamelessly stolen. In September 1856, after a memorable siege, Sevastopol was taken. Soon after, Russia, approaching, as it seemed then, near to her ruin, made peace. For ...the present her military reputation was gone; and the wrath of the people at the CAttses of the Crimean War The Crimean War, 1854-6 Digitized by Google 282 EUROPE, 1789-1920 Alexander n AboUtion ■eifdom, 1859-66 maladministration and repression in their country, now burst forth the more wildly because it had slumbered so long. In the midst of the struggle Nicholas I had died, broken in spirit at the collapse of his greatness. His successor was a man of very different character and inten- tions, and evidently a new era was at hand.
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