A scion of the Northumberland Percy family, Algernon Percy wrote a biography of his ancestor Lord Henry Percy (pictured), who won a Victoria Cross in the Crimean Wars where he was active in every major battle.
Balaklava, Sevastopol, Inkerman, the Valley of Death – in Britain, where the savage toll was so acutely felt, these names still have the power to arounse pride and fury. Algernon Percy travelled to Crimea to visit the evoctavie battlefields
Issue 59, June 2019
Behind Closed Doors
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