How Russia Lost Inkermann.
-Wiie regard to the Crimean War, Count . 'itiitheim, in his reminiscences, says that toothing was'mpre. erroneous 'than' to think Wlfapoleon had consented'to pull the • ffliestnutsout of the fire for England in the .iasfc.rf:Qn the contrary; he out-witted the to K iish;andjn' a( ie. then.',involuntarily subservient tahis aims. He also asserts that Va reahty L the battle oflnkermann was only m by, the .talkativeness; of the Emperor Nicholas. The. Russians.- had laid their ■ pans, to attack; the allies unawares -the Hhshfirst,,then the French, who were from each other.- ;The taperor told Count Minister what was 88$•'.__. C°«nfc-told the King of ■■"' TvT\ and. thel*c happened to be someone -K«_?fin'onrable to the English, who 'Sif C°P/ "0l "instep's do.patc.r_o Lord __%_____.? l MSmWS its importance, 101 l d(? sP atch' telegrapned'iri cipher to feW. after being deciphered, Bart!! : lm*e«y fonvarcled to Lord SJ™ tbe &st direct telegram, Win.% he_l Sa#' *hathad been sent from S- t0' th. c Commander-in-Chief of the E«my^,the Crimea > and it arrived Clfnt 9 f ghVmo,lienfc to.enable Lord gta omake the necessary dispositions langf m' y^'sh^ Canrobert of the
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 54, 2 July 1887, Page 7
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