83. The Charge of the Light Brigade
Empire
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Heroism and Public Perception in the Crimean War
This chapter explores the crucial role of journalists, especially William Howard Russell, in shaping public perception during the Crimean War. It highlights how the British public's desire for heroic figures led to the elevation of personalities like Florence Nightingale, setting the stage for further discussions on influential figures and events of the conflict.
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