A turning point in the Indian mutiny by I. Giberne Sieveking ...
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TextPublisher: London, D. Nutt, 1910Description: 1 online resource (3 p. l., [v]-vii p., 2 l., 226 p.) plates, ports. 22 cmSubject(s): MCEDDC classification: 954.031 Online resources: Click here to access online
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A turning point in the Indian mutiny.--The siege of Arrah.--The relief that failed.--The relief that succeeded.--Herwald Wake: the man who held the fort at Arrah.--Koer Singh is hunted to his jungle stronghold.--The magistrate of Ghazipur; and how he helped forward the relief of Arrah.--Letters from John Nicholson and others.
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| 954.031 RIS The rise of the British dominion in India | 954.031 RUL Rulers of India. | 954.031 RUL Earl Canning, | 954.031 SIE A turning point in the Indian mutiny | 954.031 STE Rulers of India. | 954.031 VIN The defence of India | 954.031 WEL Wellington's campaigns in India / |
A turning point in the Indian mutiny.--The siege of Arrah.--The relief that failed.--The relief that succeeded.--Herwald Wake: the man who held the fort at Arrah.--Koer Singh is hunted to his jungle stronghold.--The magistrate of Ghazipur; and how he helped forward the relief of Arrah.--Letters from John Nicholson and others.
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