Battles of the nineteenth century, vol. 1 of 7 — John Shaqi
Battles of the nineteenth century, vol. 1 of 7Henty, G. A. (George Alfred)
History
Battles of the nineteenth century, vol. 1 of 7
Henty, G. A. (George Alfred)
Battles; Military history, Modern -- 19th century
Shores and ports of the Adriatic 158
The Battle of Lissa, 10 a.m. The fleets closing 159
Trieste Harbour 160
“The ram crushed in her iron side” 161
“General Lebœuf dashed up” 165
“On the track lay a body covered with a blue cloak” 168
“In their frenzy his Zouaves broke through the defences” 169
Plan of the Battle of Magenta 170
“He dictated the telegraphic despatch” 172
“The doctors began their all night’s work” 173
Prince Mentschikoff 175
The Heights of Alma 176
“Then young Anstruther raced forward” 177
Marshal St. Arnaud 178
Plan of the Battle of Alma 179
The Highlanders at Alma 180
“Turner himself hurried up two of his guns” 181
Lord Raglan 182
“The saying passed, ‘Our Emperor does not make use of
our arms in this war so much as of our legs’” 184
Napoleon Bonaparte 185
Marshal Prince Murat (afterwards King of Naples) 188
“Thousands of lights flared upwards” 189
Charge of the Chevalier Guards 192
Plan of the Battle of Austerlitz 193
The Sweet-Water Canal at Ismailia 196
“The Egyptian battalions had been trampled and sabred into
positive annihilation” 197
Plan of the Battles of Tel-el-Kebir and Kassassin 198
The Valley of the Saba Bier 200
“Carrying them with the bayonet” 201
Arabi Pasha 202
Arabi surrendering to General Drury Lowe 204
Shiloh battle-field 208
The march to Shiloh 209
Plan of the Battle of Shiloh 211
Shiloh battle-field: scene where General Johnston fell 212
“Up the bank they struggled and scrambled” 213
President Lincoln 214
Cape Coast Castle 216
“The Bonny men led the advance” 217
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