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CHAPTER I.
The History of the Indian Revolt and of the Expeditions to Persia, China and Japan, 1856-7-8 · George Dodd
CHAPTER I.
THE ANGLO-INDIAN ARMY AT THE TIME OF THE OUTBREAK, 14 NOTE, 31
CHAPTER II.
SYMPTOMS: CHUPATTIES AND CARTRIDGES, 32
CHAPTER III.
MEERUT, AND THE REBEL-FLIGHT TO DELHI, 48
CHAPTER IV.
DELHI, THE CENTRE OF INDIAN NATIONALITY, 59
CHAPTER V.
THE EVENTFUL ESCAPES FROM DELHI, 69
CHAPTER VI.
LUCKNOW AND THE COURT OF OUDE, 82
CHAPTER VII.
SPREAD OF DISAFFECTION IN MAY, 97 NOTES.—INDIAN RAILWAYS—‘HEADMAN’ OF A VILLAGE, 119
CHAPTER VIII.
TREACHERY AND ATROCITIES AT CAWNPORE, 121 NOTE.—NENA SAHIB’S PROCLAMATIONS, 145
CHAPTER IX.
BENGAL AND THE LOWER GANGES: JUNE, 147 NOTES.—THE OUDE ROYAL FAMILY—CASTES AND CREEDS IN THE INDIAN 161, 162 ARMY,
CHAPTER X.
OUDE, ROHILCUND, AND THE DOAB: JUNE, 163
CHAPTER XI.
CENTRAL REGIONS OF INDIA: JUNE, 176