British Military Intelligence in the Crimean War, 1854-1856

accurate agents Allies Army arrived artillery assessment attack August Bakhchisarai Balaclava Balkans battalions Battle believed British British intelligence Burgoyne campaign Cattley to Raglan Cattley's cavalry Codrington commanders continued Corps correspondence Cossacks Crimea Crimean War December decision defences Défense de Sébastopol Department direction Division Duke University effect enemy Engineers estimates Eupatoria evidence example fact February field forces French garrison guns Ibid important indicated infantry intelligence intentions January John July June Kertch lack landing letter lines London Lord March miles military military intelligence months Newcastle noted November October officers operations organization Panmure Peninsula position prevent prisoners probably Raglan Papers received regiments remained reported reserve roads Russian Russian forces Seaton Secret sent September Sevastopol side siege Simmons Simmons's Simpheropol Simpson soldiers sources spies staff strength supply Tartar Tchernaya Todleben troops wrote