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The Invasion of the Crimea

by A.W.Kinglake

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Note by the transcriber.

  1. Extracts show the original page numbering, so as to assist in looking up, and citing, references.
  2. Marginal summaries are rendered as side headings, sometimes requiring a paragraph to be split.
  3. Footnotes (distinguished by being in a different typeface) sometimes carry over to the foot of the next page.

(For the significance of the numbers, see key.)

Number Subject
k5_1_v Vol.I — Prefaces — pp. v-xxxii — The Sources of the Narrative and Advertisements to each edition.
k5_2_126 Vol.II — Chapters VI-XII — pp. 126-198 — From Bulgaria to the landings
k5_2_547 Vol.II — Appendix II — Kinglake’s correspondence with Mends about the buoy — pp. 547-552
k3_4_359 Vol. IV — Appendix II — Statement by Lord Lucan.
k3_4_362 Vol. IV — Appendix III — Statement by Lord Cardigan (1).
k3_4_363 Vol. IV — Appendix IV — Statement by Lord Cardigan (2).
k3_5_020 Vol. V — Cathcart and the dormant commission.
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