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AR9114996 
Balaclava
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Redan and advanced trenches
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View above Balaklava
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Sebastopol
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The Interior of the Redan
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Highland Brigade camp
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Scutari hospital ward
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A camp in the snow
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Camp of the 4th Division
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View above Balaklava
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Camp of the light division at Allah-Din near Varna. Sunny landscape view, with lines of tents in the middle distance amongst trees, rocks in the foreground. Lettered COLNAGHI'S AUTHENTIC SERIES"" lowe
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Sebastopol
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The representation of the combined fleets of England, France and Turkey attacking Sebastopol. Panoramic view of the fleets, with smoke engulfing them. Lettered with the names of the ships represented
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Field of Inkerman from the three gun battery. SHEWING THE GROUND ON WHICH THE PRINCIPAL STRUGGLE OF THE 5TH NOVR TOOK PLACE WHERE ZOUAVES GUARDS, & OTHER INFANTY FOUGHT PELL-MELL WITH RUSSIAN COLUMNS.
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The cavalry charge at Balaclava , October 25th, 1854. Chaotic battle scene, with light cavalry charging and fighting with swords over cannons in the foreground. Lettered Goupil & Comple Paris"" lower
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Parade of the Scots Fusileer Guards At Buckingham Palace ... on the morning of their departure for the seat of war, March 2nd 1854. Soldiers in formation wearing rucksacks and waving their bearskin ha
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The Light Brigade
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Sevastopol.
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The storm in Balaklava bay on the 14th Nov, 1854, during which HRH was on board HM steam frigate Retribution. View of ships in a heavy storm, lightning striking the mast of one on the left. The coast
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The sick at Balaclava 
The sick at Balaclava, 'Embarkation of the sick at Balaclava'. Image taken from The Seat of War in the EaSt [Lithographed plates, illustrating the Crimean War.]. Originally published/produced in P & D Colnaghi & Co, London, 1855, 1856.  Author William Simpson, Illustrated by William Simpson, E Walker. 
Location British Library/London/Great Britain
Unique Identifier AR9114997 
Type Image 
Purpose Public 
Size 6152px × 4464px 
Photo Credit © British Library Board / Robana / Art Resource, NY 
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War, Crimean (1853-1856)
Wars