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Medals of the British navy and how they were won : with a list of those officers, who for their gallant conduct were granted honorary swords and plate by the Committee of the Patriotic Fund (1895)

Long, William H., 1840-1896 · London : Norie & Wilson · leaf 352

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that battle.The medal was also given to a selection of the French, Sar-dinian, and Turkish troops, engaged in the campaign. The War in the Crimea, 1854—56. In June, 1853, the Eussians crossed the Pruth, and war wasdeclared between Turkey and Eussia. On November the 30th,1853, the Eussians destroyed… … Jhe Crimean JVIedal. NAVAIi MEDALS. 315 Russia. News of the outbreak of hostilities reached theBritish fleet lying in Kavarna Bay, on the western shore ofthe Black Sea, on April 9th, and was received with cheers.The fleet, under the command of Vice-Admiral D. Dundas, C.B.comprised the following…

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