British Military Intelligence in the Crimean War, 1854-1856Psychology Press, 1999 - 182 pages This is the first scholarly work to focus purely on British military intelligence operations during the Crimean War. |
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Contents
Into the Unknown | 27 |
British Intelligence from Calamita | 45 |
The Diplomat Turned Spymaster | 60 |
Cattleys | 92 |
Tracking the Beaten Enemy | 131 |
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British Military Intelligence in the Crimean War, 1854-1856 Stephen M. Harris No preview available - 2015 |
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17th Division 6th Corps accurate Allies Alma Argir artillery attack August Azov campaign Baidar Bakhchisarai Balaclava Balkans Banner of Battle battalions Battle of Balaclava Bessarabia British intelligence British Military Intelligence Cadogan's Crimea Calthorpe Cattley to Raglan Cattley's intelligence Caucasus cavalry Codrington Papers commanders Cossacks Crimea Crimean War Curtiss December Défense de Sébastopol enemy Eupatoria February French garrison guns Hodasevich Ibid Infantry Corps Inkerman intelligence system John Fox Burgoyne June Kertch Kinburn Kinglake Lambert London Lord Raglan March Memorandum Menshikov mention no mention miles National Army Museum November October officers Omar Pasha order of battle Panmure Papers Perekop Raglan Papers Raglan to Newcastle reconnaissance regiments reported Russia's Crimean Russian Army Russian forces Sea of Azov Seaton Secret Intelligence Department September 1854 Severnaia siege Silistria Simmons to Raglan Simmons's Simpheropol Simpson to Panmure soldiers spies staff strategic Tartar Tchernaya Theodosia Todleben troops Turkish University Press Valley of Baidar Wellington