The Invasion of the Crimea : Its Origin and an Account of its Progress Down to the Death of Lord Raglan (Paperback)

Invasion of the Crimea: 1. The commanders of the French and English armies; 2. Tidings which kindled in England a zeal for the invasion of the Crimea; 3. The events on the Danube removed the grounds for war; 4. The allies at Varna; 5. The instructions for the invasion reach the allied camp; 6. Conference at the French headquarters; 7. Arrangements first made for the starting of the expedition; 8. Excitement and impatience of St. Arnaud; 9. The Black Sea; 10. Our ignorance of the country and of the enemy's strength; 11. The landing-place; 12. Deputations from the Tartar villages to the English headquarters; 13. The forces now on shore; 14. The affair of the Bulganak; 15. Apparently dangerous situation of the English army; 16. Position on the Alma; Appendix.