Artillery, Gunners from Staffordshire. Pt. 4 by Brian Buckley
Balaklava Battle – The French – Tony Margrave
Barry, Maj. Gen. Wm Wigram – Mike Hargreave-Mawson
Broad Arrow – The Editor
Butcher Jack - Privates Fahey & Keeley - Roy Mills
Butcher Jack- More Comments on Keeley – Eddie Glenn
Cardigan, Lord – Deene Park Visit – Jennifer Margrave
Cartes-de-Visite: Photographic Portraits Pt. 2 – Maj Gen Wm Wigram Barry – Mike Hargreave-Mawson
Cemetery, Bratskoe – Sevastopol – Mark Conrad
Chasseurs d’Afrique – Print – Rear Cover
Conductor in the British Army – Maj Frank Clark
Cowell, Fanny – Mystery Lady with the Fleet- Henrik Salminen
Crimea Tours: Visit to the Crimea – Oct 02 – Col Peter Knox
Deene Park Visit, Home of Lord Cardigan – Jennifer Margrave
Dunscombe, Capt. Diary by Maj Colin Robins – Book Review
Faith HMS – Artefacts from - Editor's Letters
Firearms - Hand of the Crimea War- by W S Curtis: Pt 26 – Colt Belt Model 1851
French at Balaklava Battle – Tony Margrave
French Cavalry – Chasseurs d’Afrique – Print, Rear Cover
Hospital at Kazatch Point – Harry Jack
Internet – Capt L E Nolan – Mike Hargreave-Mawson
Internet – Royal Glos. Berkshire & Wilts Regt. Collection – David Cliff (MiD)
Internet – Royal Historical Society Website – Editor's Letter
Italian Heroines of the Crimean War - Hugh Small
James Index – Snippets – Tony James
Kars – Defence of by Lake – Book Review
Kazatch Point Hospital & Admiralty Charts – Harry Jack
Kinsmen in the Crimean War. Lord Raglan's Personal Staff – Mike Hinton
Lucan's Interpreter John Blunt – Letters – Editor's Letters
Malone, Lance Sgt Joseph V.C.- Robin Smith
Medal Rolls. CD. Yesteryears Genealogical Supplies – Book Review
Medals – Crimea – Editor's Letters
Model Figurines – David Cliff (MiD)
Monument to Crimea Veterans, Beeston, Notts – David Cliff (MiD)
Nolan. Capt Lewis Edward – Mystery man at his graveside - Rod Robinson
Obituary: 'Bunny' Robins
Palmer, Ellen – Travelling Heiress – Rod Robinson
Photographs of Roger Fenton – CD – Golden Age Publishing- Book Review
Raglan Deluded on Sapoune – David Kelsey
Raglan’s Personal Staff – Kinsman- Mike Hinton
Romanization of Crimean Proper Names – Maj Colin Robins
Seacole, Mary – Biography by Jane Robinson – Editor’s Letters
Sevastopol North Shore – David Williams
Sevastopol Bratskoe Cemetery – Mark Conrad
Sevastopol Campaigns by E B Hamley – Book Review
Snippets from the James Index – Tony James
Staffordshire Gunners in the Crimea Pt 4 – Brian Buckley
Star Fort – Sevastopol North Shore – David Williams
Taylor, Richard letters – Rod Robinson
Torrin Cap Worn by Foot Guards – David Williams
Turks in the Redoubts 25th Oct 1854 – Editor's Letters
Varna Memorial Fund – The Editor
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After 23 years of production, The War Correspondent incorporated colour into the journal for the first volume of the 25th year; the issue (Vol 25, No.1) is also notable as it is only the second theme based issue in the history of the Society. To celebrate this occasion, the members of the Executive Committee authorized the inclusion of four additional colour pages (over the new standard of four colour pages per issue), as well as approving additional pages.
Back issues of the War Correspondent are available to Members of the Society and the Public alike sometime after the publication date. However joining the CWRS makes sure your copy is sent to you every quarter, and is one of the main benefits of membership. And of course Members are also encouraged to publish the results of their research in the War Correspondent.
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After 23 years of production, The War Correspondent incorporated colour into the journal for the first volume of the 25th year; the issue (Vol 25, No.1) is also notable as it is only the second theme based issue in the history of the Society. To celebrate this occasion, the members of the Executive Committee authorized the inclusion of four additional colour pages (over the new standard of four colour pages per issue), as well as approving additional pages.
Back issues of the War Correspondent are available to Members of the Society and the Public alike sometime after the publication date. However joining the CWRS makes sure your copy is sent to you every quarter, and is one of the main benefits of membership. And of course Members are also encouraged to publish the results of their research in the War Correspondent.
SEARCHING:
To search for articles in the whole index enter keywords in the search field in the blue Blogger bar at the top of the page. Then click 'Search Blog'. Results will appear in the left column. Or you can use the Google Search box in this sidebar (above). Alternatively, browse all the issues from the list below. (The main date titles in the list only refer to the date issues were uploaded to the index.) Normally the last four issues to be loaded into the index appear in the left column.
ORDERING BACK ISSUES:
At the bottom of this column is a table of the back issues available and prices. Older back issues, when available, are sold as 'print' or PDF download from Lulu.com
However, now that we have our own shop to sell the back catalogue of excess print-runs, an ever-increasing number of the links for print copies go to that shop, rather than to Lulu. PDF downloads, where available, are still at Lulu. Please see The War Correspondent Shop at our main site.
Also, it should be noted that, although some interior colour was introduced in Vol 25, there is no interior colour in back issues re-published at Lulu due to prohibitive costs. But colour does appear in PDF editions where it was used in the original.
ADVERTISING:
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Table of War Correspondent Availability & Prices
| INDEX | From Vol. 1 (April 1983) to Vol. 31 |
Price per Issue |
Price per Volume |
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| Volumes 1 & 2 | 1983 & 1984/5 | Only available together as a compilation. Volume 1 is 21 pages and Volume 2 is 72, making a total of 93. | n/a | print: £9.00 pdf download: £6.00 |
| Vol. 3 | 1985/6 | 108pp in 4 issues, but it is only available as the complete volume. | n/a | print: £10.00 pdf d/load: £7.00 |
| Vol. 4 | 1986/7 | 112pp in 4 issues, but it is only available as the complete volume. | n/a | print: £10.00 pdf d/load: £7.00 |
| Vol. 5 | 1987/8 | 128pp in 4 issues, but it is only available as the complete volume. | n/a | print: £10.00 pdf d/load: £7.00 |
| Vol. 7 | 1989/90 | 128pp in 4 issues. Only available as the complete volume. | n/a | print: £10.00 pdf d/load: £7.00 |
| Vol. 8 | 1990/1 | 116pp in 4 issues. Only available as the complete volume. | n/a | print: £10.00 pdf d/load: £7.00 |
| Vol. 9 | 1991/2 | No.1 Apr 91 74pp No.2 Jul 91 30pp No.3 Oct 91 34pp No.4 Jan 92 28pp |
£6.50¦5.50pdf £4.50¦3.50pdf £4.50¦3.50pdf £4.50¦3.50pdf |
n/a |
| Vol. 10 | 1992/3 | 132pp in 4 issues | £3.00 | £10.00 |
| Vol. 11 | 1993/4 | 132pp in 4 issues | £3.00 | £10.00 |
| Vol. 12 | 1994/5 | 132pp in 4 issues | £3.00 | £10.00 |
| Vol. 13 | 1995/6 | 160pp in 4 issues | £3.50 | £12.00 |
| Vol. 14 | 1996/7 | 190pp in 4 issues | £3.50 | £12.00 |
| Vol. 15 | 1997/8 | 200pp in 4 issues | £3.50 | £12.00 |
| Vol. 16 | 1998/9 | 200pp in 4 issues | £3.50 | £12.00 |
| Vol. 17 | 1999/00 | 208pp in 4 issues | £3.75 | £13.00 |
| Vol. 18 | 2000/1 | 208pp in 4 issues | £3.75 | £13.00 |
| Vol. 19 | 2001/2 | 216pp in 4 issues | £3.75 | £13.00 |
| Vol. 20 | 2002/3 | 216pp in 4 issues | £3.75 | £13.00 |
| Vol. 21 | 2003/4 | No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std. |
£3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf |
print: £14.00 pdf d/load: £9.00 |
| Vol. 22 | 2004/5 | No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std. |
£3.75 £3.75 £3.75 £3.75 |
£14.00 |
| Vol. 23 | 2005/6 | No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std. |
£3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf |
print: £14.00 pdf d/load: £9.00 |
| Vol. 24 | 2006/7 | No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std. |
£3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf £3.75¦3.50pdf |
print: £14.00 pdf d/load: £9.00 |
| Vol. 25 |
2007/8 | No.1 Special No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std. |
£7.50¦6.50pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf |
print: £19.50 pdf d/load: £13.00 |
| Vol. 26 | 2008/9 | No.1 Std. No.2 Special No.3 Std. No.4 Std. |
£5.00¦4.75pdf £7.50¦6.50pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf |
print: £19.50 pdf d/load: £13.00 |
| Vol. 27 | 2009/10 | No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std. |
£5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf |
print: £16.50 pdf d/load: £10.00 |
| Vol. 28 | 2010/11 | No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std. |
£5.00 £5.00 £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00¦4.75pdf |
|
| Vol. 29 | 2011/12 | No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std. |
£5.00 £5.00 £5.00 £5.00 |
|
| Vol. 30 | 2012/13 | No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std. |
£5.00 £5.00¦4.75pdf £5.00 £5.00 |
|
| Vol. 31 | 2013/14 |
No.1 Std. No.2 Std. No.3 Std. No.4 Std. |
£5.00 £5.00 £5.00 £5.00 |
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