:42:03
''The troop Horse artillery may accompany.
French Cavalry is on your left.
:42:07
''lmmediate. Signed R. Airey.''
:42:11
See that this is delivered,
delivered and executed.
:42:17
Let me take it, my lord.
:42:27
-Handi.
-Yes, sir?
:42:40
Good luck, Nolan!
:42:56
That young man, Nolan,
l don't really like him.
:43:01
He rides too well.
Knows a lot, but he has no heart.
:43:06
lt will be a sad day when England
has her armies officered by men...
:43:09
...who know too well what they're doing.
lt smacks of murder.
:43:32
Lord Raglan,
will you explain to me what is to happen?
:43:37
-A battle is to happen.
-And l am to see it, a charge?
:43:39
A cavalry charge to sweep the Russians
out of the valley?
:43:42
l do not think so. No.
:43:46
Thank you.
:43:48
What you will see is an advance,
not a charge...
:43:51
...an advance along that pretty valley
to the south of the big valley.
:43:55
A sensible and quiet advance on the flank
of those Russians who are trying...
:43:59
...to carry off our guns.