Note 152 — Chapter XIV

See the remarkable expressions of dissatisfaction wrung from the placid Lord Raglan on various occasions, and the very free manner in which the English officers expressed themselves when the 7th French leger regiment ran away from the Russians at Inkerman for the second time.—Kinglake’s “Invasion of the Crimea,” 6th edition, 1877, vol. vi. pp. 327-8, 344-5.