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CHAPTER XII.
The History of the Indian Revolt and of the Expeditions to Persia, China and Japan, 1856-7-8 · George Dodd
CHAPTER XII.
EVENTS IN THE PUNJAUB AND SINDE, 191 NOTES.—MILITARY DIVISIONS OF INDIA—ARMIES OF INDIA AT THE 208 COMMENCEMENT OF THE MUTINY,
CHAPTER XIII.
PREPARATIONS: CALCUTTA AND LONDON, 210 NOTE, 227
CHAPTER XIV.
THE SIEGE OF DELHI: JUNE AND JULY, 230
CHAPTER XV.
HAVELOCK’S CAMPAIGN: ALLAHABAD TO LUCKNOW, 247
CHAPTER XVI.
THE DINAPOOR MUTINY, AND ITS CONSEQUENCES, 264
CHAPTER XVII.
MINOR MUTINIES: JULY AND AUGUST, 277 NOTE.—THE BRITISH AT THE MILITARY STATIONS, 293
CHAPTER XVIII.
THE SIEGE OF DELHI: FINAL OPERATIONS, 295
CHAPTER XIX.
THE STORY OF THE LUCKNOW RESIDENCY, 316 NOTE.—BRIGADIER INGLIS’S DISPATCH, 336
CHAPTER XX.
MINOR CONFLICTS: SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER, 338
CHAPTER XXI.
THE RESCUE AT LUCKNOW, BY SIR COLIN CAMPBELL, 359 NOTE.—CAVANAGH’S ADVENTURE, 371
CHAPTER XXII.
CLOSING EVENTS OF THE YEAR, 374 NOTES.—PROPOSED RE-ORGANISATION OF THE INDIAN ARMY—PROPOSED 386, 387 INQUIRY INTO THE CAUSES OF THE MUTINY,