Turkey and the Crimean War: A Narrative of Historical Events |
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Turkey and the Crimean War: A Narrative of Historical Events Adolphus Slade No preview available - 2018 |
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afterwards allied admirals allied fleets ambassador anchor arms arrival artillery attack Austria Balaclava Baltchik Bashi-bazouks batteries battle battle of Sinope Black Sea Bosphorus British capital Capitan Pasha Captain cavalry Church Circassians coast command Constantinople consul council crews Crimea Danube despatch dragoman Efendi embarked embassy empire enemy England English Erzeroom Eupatoria Europe European Euxine excited favour fire force foreign France French frigates garrison Government Greek guns harbour honour horses hospitals imperial Janissaries Kaleh Kars Kavarna land letter line-of-battle ships Malakof ment military minister Montenegrins Moslem mosques Muravief Mushaver Pasha nation naval officers Omar Pasha Oriental Ottoman patriarch Pera Porte position Prince Mentchikof provinces race rank rayas Redshid Pasha reign remained respect Russian sent seraglio Sevastopol siege Silistria Sinope soldiers squadron steam steamers Sultan Sultan Abdul Sultan Mahmoud tanzimat Tartar tion transports Trebizond troops Turkey Turkish army Turkish fleet Turks Ulema Varna vessels