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

1. Resources of the enemy as disclosed by the work done during the night after the cannonade; 2. Coincidence recalling attention to the capitals of the belligerent states; 3. Change of plan on the part of the allies; 4. The task of selecting generals for the cavalry; 5. Isolated position of the forces defending Balaclava; Supplement; Appendix.