Category: History - British

The War with Russia; Its Origin and Cause A Reply to the Letter of J. Bright, Esq., M.P.

Langford, John Alfred, 1823-1903· 3 chapters· 10,346 words

AMID the din of arms and the fierce contest of battle, the less harmful, but, perhaps, not the less potent war of opinion, the clash of controversy, the dissemination of "views," are as busy at their work as in the piping times of peace. As might have been anticipated, the ter...

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1. Part 1

AMID the din of arms and the fierce contest of battle, the less harmful, but, perhaps, not the less potent war of opinion, the clash of controversy, the dissemination of "views,...

2. Part 2

In order that no mistake may be made respecting the object of Prince MENCHIKOFF'S mission, I quote from the note of M. DORIA to Colonel ROSE, dated April 1, 1853, the following...

3. Part 3

Such is the history of that contest which is at present waging between England, France, Turkey, and Russia. I have endeavoured to state the whole question without prejudice or p...