The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes96-97Theodore Foster, 1855 |
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... Balaklava , and in two days more the earthworks were commenced . The enemy first appeared in force on our flank on the 7th October , and did not then persevere in the attack . A body of infantry , cavalry , and artillery , on that day ...
... Balaklava , and in two days more the earthworks were commenced . The enemy first appeared in force on our flank on the 7th October , and did not then persevere in the attack . A body of infantry , cavalry , and artillery , on that day ...
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... Balaklava compelled the allies to leave the for the conduct of the troops to be employed heights , to descend into the plain , and to ex - in digging and defending the trenches . tend their line so as to command all the points of attack ...
... Balaklava compelled the allies to leave the for the conduct of the troops to be employed heights , to descend into the plain , and to ex - in digging and defending the trenches . tend their line so as to command all the points of attack ...
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... Balaklava , it is commanded by the heights upon those furnished by the ships . There occupied by the allied armies . Dividing the were no adequate means of transport for the valley to the south of this ridge into two ammunition from ...
... Balaklava , it is commanded by the heights upon those furnished by the ships . There occupied by the allied armies . Dividing the were no adequate means of transport for the valley to the south of this ridge into two ammunition from ...
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