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siege of sebastopol report from crimea spring 1855
Lord Raglan reports active Russian works before Sebastopol with platforms guns and packed wagons along the Simferopol road. British batteries silenced two small steamers, hospitals opened on Balaklava heights, and convoys bring provisions while morale improves amid warmer weather and ongoing fortification work.
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Simplicropol
Balaklava
Inspector-General of Hospitals
Pennefather
Panmure
Crimea
Balaklavas
Kamiesehs
Sebastopol
Harding
Lord Ragion
Estcourt
Airey
Hercules
Augeus
Commissariat Department
Smithfield
Raglan
John Burgoyne
Lord Raglan
Inkerman
Stromboli
Wrangler
Odessa
Kimbourn
Dnieper
Perekop
Nicholaieff
Kadikoi
Schastopol
Inkermann
Canrobert
Bosquet
Karani
Karani Gorse
Melbourne
Scutari
Kadekoi
Buten