As the Crimean War waged on during a cold winter’s day in 1854, a small group of men comprising the red-coated 93rd Regiment stood together shoulder to shoulder. Towards them a force of some 2,500 Russian Calvary. Behind them, a vulnerable British camp. This thin red line of men were all who stood between the…
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