DescriptionRusso-French skirmish during Crimean War.PNG
English: The Death of Colonel Filhol de Camas at the Battle of Inkermann, 5 November 1854.
The death of Colonel Edmond Jean Armand Filhol de Camas, 2nd Baron de Camas, commanding the French 6th Regiment of the Line (fr:6e régiment d'infanterie) during the Battle of Inkerman, 5 November 1854. Watercolour by Julien Le Blant (1851-1936).[1][2] The illustration appears on p. 187 of Au Drapeau! ('To the Flag!'), by fr:Maurice Loir (1897).[3]
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