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www.192.twapristheandbeggedtheoforehhehad
thating
thathehaddehisescapeacrosstherussianfrontier,andhad
rejoihear,forhethoughtitprobablethattheletterhhe
hadgiventountstanislaustopost,afterhelefthightnever
haveetohand.
atsixoadegood
useoftheirtiinarngfreshbatteriestoutheeffect
oftheaintaining
ourholdofthequarries,ndedbyseveralbatteries,
outsidetherangeuns.ourlosswas
veryheavy,asalsoelon,hwas
deatrefortherussianfire.
onthenightsofthe16thand17thsoofthebritishandfrench
shipsstoodinclosetosebastopol,aupaheavyfireuponthe
toarshalpelissierandllan
thattheassaultshouldtakeplaoingofthe18thofjune,
andeveryarraadefortheattack.thebritishforcetold
offfortheentsofthelight,send,and
thirddivisions,andns.sirjohncabell
hadchargeoftheleft,lonelshadforthoftheright,andlonel
lan.generalbaardedtotake
hisbrigadeofthethirddivisiondooaravihequarries,
ovedhisbrigadeofthesadivisionstill
fartheralong.hisordershatiheassaultonthe
redanbeingsuccessful,heshouldattackthesright.
onthefrehreelus,each60,undergeneralde
salles,oattackthreeoftherussianbastions;heir
right,threelusofequalforceoattacktherussian
positions:generaldauterreassailingthegervaisbatteryandthe
rightflankofthelakoff,generalbrutofallupo
flankofthelakoffaleredanfrohelon,while
generalyrauocarrytherussianbatteryhecareening
creek.
thusthefrens,nueringinall
36,000n,nsntained
only1200n,tacko
nistaketheluofgeneral
yrauattackedbeforethesignalihey
ortallywounded.
fourthousandoftheierialguardtotheirassistand
threerocketsbeingfiredasasignal,theassaultadeallalong
theliherussians,hoing
bytheassaultontheirleft.theirreservesup,the
redanhtroops,thegunshgrape,andas
thelittleenglishlusleapedfroheirtrenchesandrushedto
theassault,theyendousfire.
theiableresultofsending1000ntoattackatrendously
strongposition,heldbytentistheirth,andacrossa
groundsbyhalfadozenbatteries,follohehandfulof
britishstrugglednoblyfroupsbythe
irregularityofthegroundandbythegapsdebytheenesfire.
partiesofbravenstruggleduptotheveryabattisoftheredan,
andthere,unsupportedandpodohinguld
exceedthebraveryaed.buttheirbravery
ndofthelus,sirjohn
cabell,lonelshadforth,andlonelyea,wereallkilled.invain
theoffientoanattack.therewereindeed
sockeryofthefoolishnessof
suenhey
didnotein.atlast,thereantsoftheshatteredluswere
calledoff.upo,thebrigadeundergeneraleyrecarriedthe
ceterybyasuddenattack.butsohotafire
thatithdifficultythepositionuldbeheld.
this,hohesolesuccessoftheday.both,thefrench
lusthelakoff,andalthough
gervaisbatteryaintained.
thenavalbrigadefuishedfourpartiesofsixtyntocarry
sgladdersandhesepartieswereheldin
reserve,anddidnotadvance.captainpeelnd,andwas
idshipnofh.s.”queen,”edas
hisaidedeentwereall
heotheronewaskilled,andonewounded.
jackhadintheitedthatheinordersforthe
service,butnightthelosshoseakenpartin
ithadsufferedselfthat
hehadnotbeeailedfortheduty.thetotalbritishlosswas
tenkilled,seveofficersand
1207nthirtynineofficerskilled,and
niythreeenkilledortakenprisonersandaboutthe
sanuerouslygreaterthan
thoseofthefreherussians
adttedalossof5800killedandwounded.
jacathcart
hill;butitstnotbeigihatevenavagueideaofwas
passinguldbegleahelookerson.theredan,he
pointofviediatelyopposite,ileaway.inafew
nutesfroheofthefighttheairhickh
ske,andthedinofbattlealoendedafrontwasso
ntinuousandoverpopossibletojudgebythe
soundhohefightanyparticularpoint.
uponthenightbeforethereothe
suanyalaughinginvitationo
futuredinnersielsofsebastopol.great,then,he
disappointntendousrollof
sketrygraduallydiedahefireofthealliedbatteries
angrilyopeellialethatallalongtheliheallies
hadbeeed,saveonlyfortheslightsuccessatthecetery.
eagerlyheioned,as,carriedochers,or
sloakiheyasdedthe
hill.instoftheegretattheirdefeateratthe
iehoseinated
overthepainofthewounds.
”bejabers,”saidalittleirishn,”butitirely.
thereyselfandsixothersaaindeourway
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