No Failure for the North
No Failure for the North
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The loss of life on both sides was terrible. To what extent was this battle decisive ? Mr. Russell shall give his own testimony on this point: " We had nothing to rejoice over, and almost everything to deplore, in the battle of Inkerman. We defeated the enemy, indeed, but had not advanced one step nearer the citadel of Sebastopol. " In other words, the Allies had repulsed the Russians, but had barely escaped annihilation, wiiile, from having been the besiegers, they became the be- sieged, and r...emained so until largely reinforced from home. " A. Heavy responsibility, " says Mr. Russell, "rests on those whose neglect enabled the enemy to attack us where we were least prepared for it, and whose indifference led them to despise precautions which, taken in time, might have saved us many valuable lives, and have trebled the loss of the enemy. '"' The English not only committed the serious error of underrating the enemy, and neglecting the most ordinary precautions against surprise, but, during the whole of the desperate and bloody fight, they gave no proof whatever of generalship.
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The loss of life on both sides was terrible. To what extent was this battle decisive ? Mr. Russell shall give his own testimony on this point: " We had nothing to rejoice over, and almost everything to deplore, in the battle of Inkerman. We defeated the enemy, indeed, but had not advanced one step nearer the citadel of Sebastopol. " In other words, the Allies had repulsed the Russians, but had barely escaped annihilation, wiiile, from having been the besiegers, they became the be- sieged, and r...emained so until largely reinforced from home. " A. Heavy responsibility, " says Mr. Russell, "rests on those whose neglect enabled the enemy to attack us where we were least prepared for it, and whose indifference led them to despise precautions which, taken in time, might have saved us many valuable lives, and have trebled the loss of the enemy. '"' The English not only committed the serious error of underrating the enemy, and neglecting the most ordinary precautions against surprise, but, during the whole of the desperate and bloody fight, they gave no proof whatever of generalship.
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