THE GUARDS AT INKERMANN 78 THE ATTACK ON THE TRENCHES, 22ND MARCH, 1855 110 THE FRENCH ATTACK ON THE MALAKOFF 159 INTERIOR OF THE REDAN AFTER ITS CAPTURE 167 A STREET IN SEBASTOPOL AFTER THE SIEGE 169 THE SCENE OF THE MASSACRES AT CAWNPORE 281 CAWNPORE WELL 286 BLOWING THE MUTINEERS FROM THE GUNS 295 GENERAL SIR HENRY HAVELOCK, K.C.B. 465 CAPTAIN HEDLEY VICARS, 97TH 487 CHAPTER I. Boyhood--Enlistment--Will of Peter the Great--Recruits' Drill--What the Fusiliers were 30 years ago--The Young Idea had to be taught how to Shoot--The Fusiliers depart for the East--The Writer quickly follows them--Voyage out--Call at Gibraltar and Malta--Landing in Turkey--Its Scenery and People--Marching and Counter-marching--The Unseen Enemy "Cholera"--Embark again for the Crimea, escorted by the Fleets of England and France--An Account of the Services of the Leader of the Crimean Army, Lord Raglan--also of Sir G. Brown, Sir De Lacy Evans, Sir Colin Campbell, Sir George Cathcart, and the Earl of Cardigan--Population of the British Empire--Remarkable Battles that have been fought on Sundays--Voyage up the Black Sea--The Russian Fleet.