Magistrate Mark Thornhill's eyewitness account of the Indian Mutiny, published in 1884, illuminates its dramatic events and the tensions underlying them.
Magistrate Mark Thornhill's eyewitness account of the Indian Mutiny, published in 1884, illuminates its dramatic events and the tensions underlying them.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction 2. The assembling of the army 3. The march to Delhi 4. Rural disturbances 5. The mutiny of the guard 6. Flight to Agra 7. Flight to Agra continued 8. Return to Muttra 9. Defence of the city 10. The plundering of the treasury 11. The city of Muttra 12. A village rajah 13. The Kotah contingent 14. The approach of the enemy 15. Closing around us 16. A midnight ride 17. A midnight ride continued 18. The first three days 19. Battle of Shahgunge. Prior events 20. Battle of Shahgunge. Battle itself 21. Departure of the enemy 22. The fort of Agra 23. Life in the fort 24. Secret passages 25. Ghost stories 26. The old palace 27. Quarrels 28. The expedition 29. Mr. Colvin's death 30. The fall of Delhi 31. The Battle of Agra 32. The battle-field 33. After the battle 34. Leaving the fort 35. Conclusion 36. What caused the mutiny?
1. Introduction 2. The assembling of the army 3. The march to Delhi 4. Rural disturbances 5. The mutiny of the guard 6. Flight to Agra 7. Flight to Agra continued 8. Return to Muttra 9. Defence of the city 10. The plundering of the treasury 11. The city of Muttra 12. A village rajah 13. The Kotah contingent 14. The approach of the enemy 15. Closing around us 16. A midnight ride 17. A midnight ride continued 18. The first three days 19. Battle of Shahgunge. Prior events 20. Battle of Shahgunge. Battle itself 21. Departure of the enemy 22. The fort of Agra 23. Life in the fort 24. Secret passages 25. Ghost stories 26. The old palace 27. Quarrels 28. The expedition 29. Mr. Colvin's death 30. The fall of Delhi 31. The Battle of Agra 32. The battle-field 33. After the battle 34. Leaving the fort 35. Conclusion 36. What caused the mutiny?
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