The Experience of Warfare in Britain: Crimea, Boer & The 1WW Part 2 Key Individuals 2.5 / 5 based on 4 ratings ? HistoryModern Britain - 19th century onwardsAS Created by: CassieMcPCreated on: 17-01-10 18:54 Key Indiviuals 1 of 5 Lord Raglan Appointed to comand the British troops. At the time Religion and his staff, were blamed by the press for the suffering of British soilders. His failings to give content or leave his role lead to a number of mistakes. 2 of 5 Lord Lucan Made comander of the calvary division. Commanded the light brigade-- the arguments with the other commander is what people blame the losses on. Fired, but recalled and brought back March 1855 3 of 5 Earl of Cardigan Lead the charge of the light Brigade. Cost the lives of 107 out of 674 people. He refused to listen to instinct and carried on anyway. Thought that he only surrvied because the fled. Missed the Battle of Inkermen 4 of 5 William Howard Russell Lead to the creditation of Flourence nightengale. Many refused to speak to him. First to show what the war was acutally like. 5 of 5
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