The invasion of the Crimea (Book)

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133-134

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By George William Curtis

SEE ALSO: Kinglake, Alexander William; Crimean War, 1853-1856; Historiography; The invasion of the Crimea (Book)

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702-705

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Literary notices

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709-710

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Editor's easy chair

By George William Curtis

SEE ALSO: Kinglake, Alexander William; The invasion of the Crimea (Book)

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