Inkerman
A Military Dictionary and Gazetteer · 1881 · p. 9
A small Tartar village in the Crimea, situated near the eastern extremity of the harbor of Sebastopol. It was once a celebrated city, and has numerous caverns cut in the rock, supposed to be the work of the monks in the Middle Ages. Near this place, November 5, 1854, was fought a battle between the allied English and French forces on the one side, and the Ru ians on the other, the former amounting to 25,000 or 30,000, the latter about 60,000. The Ru ians began the attack at dawn of day upon the intrenched lines of the English; but after a fierce and sanguinary contest of many hours, inflicting great lo on both sides, the Ru ians were finally driven from the field.
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