The Life of His Royal Highness the Prince Consort volume 3
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Lord Raglan then gives his own account of how the order sent to Lord Lucan which led to the catastrophe came to be misapprehended a subject afterwards of painful controversy. 4 Fatal mistake ! he concludes. My only consolation is the admirable conduct of the troops, which was beyond all praise.
In another private Despatch Lord Raglan tells the Duke of Newcastle that what he wanted at the moment was troops of the best quality. Ten thousand men would make us com fortable. As it is, the Divisions ...employed are overworked, and of necessity scattered over a too extensive position, and we are enabled, and that with difficulty, to give but one British Brigade, the Highlanders, for the defence of Balaclava, 1854 NECESSITY FOR REINFORCEMENTS. 149 assisted, however, by marines and sailors, and a French Brigade.
The accounts from General Canrobert as to the dwindling away of the British force, on which the stress of the Kussian attack had hitherto exclusively fallen, had aroused the apprehensions of the Emperor of the French.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Raglan then gives his own account of how the order sent to Lord Lucan which led to the catastrophe came to be misapprehended a subject afterwards of painful controversy. 4 Fatal mistake ! he concludes. My only consolation is the admirable conduct of the troops, which was beyond all praise.
In another private Despatch Lord Raglan tells the Duke of Newcastle that what he wanted at the moment was troops of the best quality. Ten thousand men would make us com fortable. As it is, the Divisions ...employed are overworked, and of necessity scattered over a too extensive position, and we are enabled, and that with difficulty, to give but one British Brigade, the Highlanders, for the defence of Balaclava, 1854 NECESSITY FOR REINFORCEMENTS. 149 assisted, however, by marines and sailors, and a French Brigade.
The accounts from General Canrobert as to the dwindling away of the British force, on which the stress of the Kussian attack had hitherto exclusively fallen, had aroused the apprehensions of the Emperor of the French.
What to read after The Life of His Royal Highness the Prince Consort volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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