The Victoria Cross, an Official Chronicle of the Deeds of Personal Valour Achieved During the Crimean and Baltic Campaigns, 1856 to 1880

This book chronicles the official list of the recipients of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for personal bravery in combat, during the Crimean and Baltic campaigns from 1856 to 1880. It includes a detailed account of each act of bravery for which the award was bestowed. The book provides a fascinating insight into the heroism and sacrifices of the soldiers who served in these campaigns.

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