Warner P. The Crimean War. A Reappraisal

New York: Taplinger Publishing Co., 1973. — 216 p.This book takes a second look at the perceived inefficiency and blundering of the British army in the Crimean War. In examining contemporary accounts, the author finds that the Allies won a war against extremely tough opponents, and that at the end of it the British army had reached a very high pitch of efficiency. Similar arguments are presented for the medical services provided during the war.