R70.00
This curious story has never been told before-no biography of Lord Lucan, Lord Cardigan or Lord Raglan having as yet been written. it has emerged piece by piece from private letters and diaries, from dispatches and War Office correspondence, from law reports, from files of newspapers and privately printed pamphlets.
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Description
Published:Constable London
Year: first Published 1953
Cover: Hardcover with dust jacket intact
Condition to an average observer: Good. Some foxing on the endpapers.
Pages: 292 + maps at the back showing area of operation in the Crimean Campaign and progress of the British Army in the Crimea.’Sketch map of the Battle of Balaclava showing the Charge of the Light Brigade.
Additional information
| Weight | 705 g |
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