The War in the Crimea
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EXTENSION OF THE SIEGE WORKS AND DEFENCES.
Burgoyne's Proposal for our Relief The French prefer another Mode Want of Fuel in the Camps Fortress increasing in Strength New System of Rifle-pits Underground Warfare New Russian Works Failure of the French Attack Great Sortie against the French and English Trenches The Burial Truce Charles Gordon's Ex- periences Russians recross the Tchernaya Arrival of Pelissier and Niel The Russians attack Eupatoria The Attack repulsed Burgoyne goes Home Improved ...Condition of the Allies Effect of Soil on Trenchwork Another Cannonade Severity of Fire upon the Fortress Two Well-fought Batteries Carnage in Sebastopol Impatience for Assault.
IT has been said that the plan of attack, on the I7th October, was that the French should assault the Flag- staff Bastion, and the English the Redan. The first was the chief object, the second subsidiary. To establish French troops and batteries on the Flagstaff Bastion, and maintain them there, would have gone far to assure the surrender or evacuation of the place ; but in order to effect this, it would be indispensable to hold the Redan also, the close fire from which would otherwise render the French operations very costly, or impossible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EXTENSION OF THE SIEGE WORKS AND DEFENCES.
Burgoyne's Proposal for our Relief The French prefer another Mode Want of Fuel in the Camps Fortress increasing in Strength New System of Rifle-pits Underground Warfare New Russian Works Failure of the French Attack Great Sortie against the French and English Trenches The Burial Truce Charles Gordon's Ex- periences Russians recross the Tchernaya Arrival of Pelissier and Niel The Russians attack Eupatoria The Attack repulsed Burgoyne goes Home Improved ...Condition of the Allies Effect of Soil on Trenchwork Another Cannonade Severity of Fire upon the Fortress Two Well-fought Batteries Carnage in Sebastopol Impatience for Assault.
IT has been said that the plan of attack, on the I7th October, was that the French should assault the Flag- staff Bastion, and the English the Redan. The first was the chief object, the second subsidiary. To establish French troops and batteries on the Flagstaff Bastion, and maintain them there, would have gone far to assure the surrender or evacuation of the place ; but in order to effect this, it would be indispensable to hold the Redan also, the close fire from which would otherwise render the French operations very costly, or impossible.
What to read after The War in the Crimea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bruce Hamley to read onlineMoreLess
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