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

1. Determination of the allies to winter on the Chersonese Heights. The import of this resolve as regarded the health and strength of their armies; 2. The war administration of France; 3. The war administration of England; 4. A retrospective enquiry; 5. The way in which France and England ministered to their armies in the east; 6. State of the allied armies before the hurricane; 7. The hurricane of the 14th of November; 8. The sufferings of the armies during the winter; 9. Demeanour under these trials of the state, and the people of England; 10. The allied armies after mid-winter recovering health and strength; 11. Sequel of the dispositions made by the French and English for the care of their sick and wounded; Appendix.