Society, Politics And Diplomacy, 1820-1864 : Passages From the Journal of Francis W.H. Cavendish, With Four Illustrations
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I hope it is true that negotiations for peace are being opened, for I dread our having to carry on the war in the open field.
What we have done hitherto has been by hard fighting and not by generalship, and I fear we would find ourselves overmatched if we once came to anything like manoeuvring. It was the fashion last summer for some people to say the French would not fight, but the Malakoff settles that point very satisfactorily." October. — This month I spent in Wales with Lord Cawdor and the... Emlyns.
October \oth. — Odessa was yesterday bombarded by our fleet.
October \6th. — The Russians have lost 3,500 men in an attack upon Kars, which is defended by the Turks under General Fenwick Williams.
October igtA. — The Allies have landed at Kinburn and taken Taman.
November igtk. — Propositions for peace have 288 SOCIETY, POLITICS [1855 been received from Count Buol and M. Bour- queney, which meet with some approval.
November 20th. — The Cabinet sat to consider the peace propositions put forward by France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hope it is true that negotiations for peace are being opened, for I dread our having to carry on the war in the open field.
What we have done hitherto has been by hard fighting and not by generalship, and I fear we would find ourselves overmatched if we once came to anything like manoeuvring. It was the fashion last summer for some people to say the French would not fight, but the Malakoff settles that point very satisfactorily." October. — This month I spent in Wales with Lord Cawdor and the... Emlyns.
October \oth. — Odessa was yesterday bombarded by our fleet.
October \6th. — The Russians have lost 3,500 men in an attack upon Kars, which is defended by the Turks under General Fenwick Williams.
October igtA. — The Allies have landed at Kinburn and taken Taman.
November igtk. — Propositions for peace have 288 SOCIETY, POLITICS [1855 been received from Count Buol and M. Bour- queney, which meet with some approval.
November 20th. — The Cabinet sat to consider the peace propositions put forward by France.
What to read after Society, Politics And Diplomacy, 1820-1864 : Passages From the Journal of Francis W.H. Cavendish, With Four Illustrations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis William Henry Cavendish to read onlineMoreLess
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