Syllabus of a Course of Twenty Four Lectures On the History of Europe During the
Syllabus of a Course of Twenty Four Lectures On the History of Europe During the
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Continued vacillation of Austria.
Death of the Tsar Nicholas (2 Mar. , 1855) ; accession of Alexander II.
Campaign of 1855 before Sevastopol ; attack on the Redan and the Mamelon (7 June) and failure to capture the Malakov ; death of Lord Raglan (28 June) ; Victor Emmanuel, King of Sardinia, joins the Allies (26 June), and sends an army under Ea Marmora to the Crimea ; battle of the Chernaia (16 Aug. ) ; capture of the Malakov (8 Sept. ).
-63- Campalgn of 1855 in the Baltic ; the KngHsh and Fre...nch bombard Sveaborg and Helsingfors (7-1 1 Aug. ).
Campaign of 1855 In Armenia ; gallant defence of Kars ; its surrender (28 Nov. )- The Tsar Alexander II negotiates for peace ; exhaustion of Russia.
Congress of Paris for the settlement of terms of peace ; meeting of the Congress (25 Feb. , 856) ; plenipotentiaries present were : for France, Walewski and Bourqueney, for England, Clarendon and Cowley, for Russia, Orlov and Brunnow, for Austria, Buol and Hiibner, for Sardinia, Cavour and Vallamarina, and for Turkey, Ali Pacha and Djeniil Eifendi ; the Prussian representatives, Manteuffel and Hatzfeldt, not admitted till 18 March.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Continued vacillation of Austria.
Death of the Tsar Nicholas (2 Mar. , 1855) ; accession of Alexander II.
Campaign of 1855 before Sevastopol ; attack on the Redan and the Mamelon (7 June) and failure to capture the Malakov ; death of Lord Raglan (28 June) ; Victor Emmanuel, King of Sardinia, joins the Allies (26 June), and sends an army under Ea Marmora to the Crimea ; battle of the Chernaia (16 Aug. ) ; capture of the Malakov (8 Sept. ).
-63- Campalgn of 1855 in the Baltic ; the KngHsh and Fre...nch bombard Sveaborg and Helsingfors (7-1 1 Aug. ).
Campaign of 1855 In Armenia ; gallant defence of Kars ; its surrender (28 Nov. )- The Tsar Alexander II negotiates for peace ; exhaustion of Russia.
Congress of Paris for the settlement of terms of peace ; meeting of the Congress (25 Feb. , 856) ; plenipotentiaries present were : for France, Walewski and Bourqueney, for England, Clarendon and Cowley, for Russia, Orlov and Brunnow, for Austria, Buol and Hiibner, for Sardinia, Cavour and Vallamarina, and for Turkey, Ali Pacha and Djeniil Eifendi ; the Prussian representatives, Manteuffel and Hatzfeldt, not admitted till 18 March.
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