The History of the War With Russia: Giving Full Details of the Operations of the Allied Armies
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One to the north has heavy guns of a range of 4,000 yards, two shots having 284 passed over the Sampson when nearly at that distance.
" Provisions for the army have been landed, and the forces move on to-day towards Sebasto- pol, accompanied by the fleets, which have anchored off the Katcha.
" I have, &c., J. W. D. Dttndab, " Vice-admiral.
" The Secretary of the Admiralty." Observations on the Fleet in Sebastopol, made on September 22nd, 1854, Jy Captain L. T.
Jones, G. S., of her Majesty's shi...p Sampson.
" Moored across the entrance of the harbour, from north to south, are the following vessels : — " 1, a frigate, at northern extreme.
2, a two-decker.
8, a three-decker, with round stern.
4, a two- decker.
5, a two-decker.
6, a two-decker without masts, quite light, and appears to be newly coppered.
7, a large frigate." Artillery Greek.
" The topgallant-masts of these are on deck, and sails unbent.
"The ship without masts is lying across Artillery Creek ; inside is a two-decker ready for sea, and bearing an admiral's flag at the mizen." Sead of Harbour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One to the north has heavy guns of a range of 4,000 yards, two shots having 284 passed over the Sampson when nearly at that distance.
" Provisions for the army have been landed, and the forces move on to-day towards Sebasto- pol, accompanied by the fleets, which have anchored off the Katcha.
" I have, &c., J. W. D. Dttndab, " Vice-admiral.
" The Secretary of the Admiralty." Observations on the Fleet in Sebastopol, made on September 22nd, 1854, Jy Captain L. T.
Jones, G. S., of her Majesty's shi...p Sampson.
" Moored across the entrance of the harbour, from north to south, are the following vessels : — " 1, a frigate, at northern extreme.
2, a two-decker.
8, a three-decker, with round stern.
4, a two- decker.
5, a two-decker.
6, a two-decker without masts, quite light, and appears to be newly coppered.
7, a large frigate." Artillery Greek.
" The topgallant-masts of these are on deck, and sails unbent.
"The ship without masts is lying across Artillery Creek ; inside is a two-decker ready for sea, and bearing an admiral's flag at the mizen." Sead of Harbour.
What to read after The History of the War With Russia: Giving Full Details of the Operations of the Allied Armies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tyrrell, Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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