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Delane's War: How Front-Line Reports from the Crimean War Brought Down the British Government
Publication details: Biteback Publishing, 2011. London : Description: xi, 259 pages : 24 cmISBN:- 978-1849540124
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Presents the story of how John Delane, editor of "The Times", brought about the resignation of the entire cabinet of the British Government over its conduct of the Crimean War.
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