The Invasion of the Crimea: Its Origin, and an Account of Its Progress Down to the Death of Lord Raglan, Volume 6W. Blackwood & Sons, 1880 - Crimean War, 1853-1856 |
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... Airey , 348 He had become Lord Raglan's ' right - hand man , ' 349 Course taken by Lord Panmure , 349 Appointment of General Simpson , His instructions , His report , His course of action , . Lord Panmure's adoption of the report , His ...
... Airey , 348 He had become Lord Raglan's ' right - hand man , ' 349 Course taken by Lord Panmure , 349 Appointment of General Simpson , His instructions , His report , His course of action , . Lord Panmure's adoption of the report , His ...
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... Airey was a man so constituted as to be always eager for duties requir- ing strong bodily exertion ; and the ceaseless activity of this gifted officer , his devotion , his zeal , his sound , rapid judgment , his keen , far - reaching ...
... Airey was a man so constituted as to be always eager for duties requir- ing strong bodily exertion ; and the ceaseless activity of this gifted officer , his devotion , his zeal , his sound , rapid judgment , his keen , far - reaching ...
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... Airey ) pleaded guilty to having written three letters to ladies in England - one to his own wife , one to the sister of an officer pros- trated by illness , who was in great anxiety about her brother , ' and another to Lady Raglan ...
... Airey ) pleaded guilty to having written three letters to ladies in England - one to his own wife , one to the sister of an officer pros- trated by illness , who was in great anxiety about her brother , ' and another to Lady Raglan ...
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... Airey was so far from having omitted to send home requi- sitions that , on one day — viz . , the 28th of November 1854 - he sent home requisitions for , inter alia , the following things : 100 hospital mar- quees , 3000 tents , 7000 ...
... Airey was so far from having omitted to send home requi- sitions that , on one day — viz . , the 28th of November 1854 - he sent home requisitions for , inter alia , the following things : 100 hospital mar- quees , 3000 tents , 7000 ...
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... Airey's ] well- ' directed exertions are unceasing . ' * ' If these severe observations are intended to apply to the staff ' officers of the army , I positively and distinctly 6 6 ( deny their accuracy , and must testify to their zeal ...
... Airey's ] well- ' directed exertions are unceasing . ' * ' If these severe observations are intended to apply to the staff ' officers of the army , I positively and distinctly 6 6 ( deny their accuracy , and must testify to their zeal ...
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