This poem about the siege of Sebastobal during the Crimean War is by William
Fulford (1831-1882). Fulford was the editor of The Oxford and
Cambridge Magazine from February to December, and author of the
three-part essay on Tennyson. This poem
was certainly influence by Tennyson’s “Charge of the Light
Brigade”, and probably by the essay on
St. Arnaud in this issue.
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Scholarly Commentary
Guest Editor: PC Fleming
Introduction
This poem about the siege of Sebastobal during the Crimean War is by William Fulford (1831-1882). Fulford was the editor of The Oxford and Cambridge Magazine from February to December, and author of the three-part essay on Tennyson. This poem was certainly influence by Tennyson’s “Charge of the Light Brigade”, and probably by the essay on St. Arnaud in this issue.
Printing History
First printed in The Oxford and Cambridge Magazine , July, 1856.