 | Somerset John Gough Calthorpe - 1856 - 510 páginas
...brigade, waving his sword and encouraging the men by voice and gesture. Before, however, they had gone any distance, the enemy's guns opened on them at long...fell dead from his saddle near the spot where the orider had been given for the charge. The pace of our cavalry increased every moment, until they went... | |
 | Charles Francis Blackburn - 1893 - 168 páginas
...the horrors of war. At Balaklava, — Captain Nolan galloped some way in front of his brigade . . . was the first man killed ; some grape-shot hit him...spot where the order had been given for the charge. — I., 316. j^P° By the Hon. Somerset Calthorpe, but as the author's name is not printed, it is more... | |
 | Charles Francis Blackburn - 1893 - 172 páginas
...the horrors of war. At Balaklava,— Captain Nolan galloped some way in front of his brigade . . . was the first man killed ; some grape-shot hit him...near the spot where the order had been given for the charge.—I., 316. ll^p 0 By the Son, Somerset Catthorpe, but as the author's name is not printed,... | |
 | Charles Francis Blackburn - 1893 - 168 páginas
...the horrors of war. At Balaklava, — Captain Nolan galloped some way in front of his brigade . . . was the first man killed ; some grape-shot hit him...his horse turned and carried him to the rear through oar advancing squadronl. His screams were heard far above the din of battle, and he fell dead from... | |
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Letters from headquarters, or the realities of the War in the Crimea, by an officer on the staff, 2 vols. Murray, 1856. Here in a few words is a picture of the horrors of war. At Balaklava, — Captain Nolan galloped some way in front of his brigade .... 