CONTENTS. VU ( Ihaptbr I. — continued. The Russians suffered to establish their batteries without hind ranee from our cavalry, ...... Artillery lire, ........ Maude's troops sent back, ...... The guns on Canrobert's Hill silenced, .... Continued resistance of the Turks, .... Dispositions made by General Semiakine for storming, . Canrobert's Hill, ........ The work stormed, ....... Overwhelming strength of the Russians in point of numbers, Close fighting between the Turks and the Russians, The fort at length carried, ...... Abandonment by the Turks of the three next redoubts, . Then fight under fire of artillery, and pursued in some plac by Cossacks, ........ The enemy entering four of the redoubts, And establishing himself in three of them, Fresh disposition of our cavalry, ..... Observations upon the first period of the battle, 57 57 58 58 58 58 D'J 59 CO 60 61 61 62 62 63 63 63 IV. Lord Raglan, ........ His dispositions, ........ General Canrobert also on the ridge, .... His dispositions, ........ Apparent difference of opinion between him ami Lord Raglan, Lord Raglan's disposition of our cavalry, General tendency of the French and English dispositions, Isolation of Balaclava, .... ... Position of Liprandi's infantry at this time, . The Odessa regiment an index of the enemy's changing resolves The Russian cavalry, ....... Jabrokritsky's force, ....... Liprandi secure for the time against any attack by infantry, The period of licence thus enjoyed by him, The forces now threatening Balaclava, .... Their strength, ........ The forces that could be forthwith opposed to them, Liprandi's inaction, ....... 67 67 71 71 71 72 72 73 73 73 73 74 71 74 75 76
