The Crimean War : British grand strategy against Russia, 1853-56

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The Crimean War : British grand strategy against Russia, 1853-56

Andrew Lambert

Ashgate, c2011

2nd ed

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The Crimean War : British grand strategy against Russia, 1853-1856

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Originally published by Manchester University Press, 1990

Bibliography : p. [353]-367

Includes index

Contents of Works

  • Introduction: A Crimean war?
  • The Crimean War? : introduction to 2011 edition
  • Great Britain and Russia, 1815-53
  • The crisis in the east
  • National strategy and naval policy
  • The strategic balance
  • Sinope
  • Preparing for war
  • War aims and strategy
  • The Danube front
  • The grand raid
  • The siege
  • The Russian response
  • The Baltic campaign
  • Bomarsund
  • Politics and strategy
  • The Black Sea theatre, January-April 1855
  • Kertch
  • The turning point
  • After Sevastopol
  • Return to the Baltic
  • Sweaborg
  • The limits of power
  • The great armament
  • A limited peace
  • British strategy and the war

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