Through the Sikh War - Henty, G. A.
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Among the many wars by which, province by province, the Empire of India was won by Britishers, few, if any, were more brilliant and hard fought than those which terminated in the annexation of the Punjaub. It is satisfactory to know that the conquest of the Sikhs-a brave and independent race-was not brought about by any of the intrigues which marred the brilliancy of some of the early conquests, or by greed for additional territory. It was a result of a wanton invasion of the states under protection by the turbulent soldiery of the Punjaub, who believed themselves invincible and embarked upon…mehr

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Among the many wars by which, province by province, the Empire of India was won by Britishers, few, if any, were more brilliant and hard fought than those which terminated in the annexation of the Punjaub. It is satisfactory to know that the conquest of the Sikhs-a brave and independent race-was not brought about by any of the intrigues which marred the brilliancy of some of the early conquests, or by greed for additional territory. It was a result of a wanton invasion of the states under protection by the turbulent soldiery of the Punjaub, who believed themselves invincible and embarked upon the conflict with a confident belief that they would make themselves masters of Delhi.
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George Alfred Henty was an English novelist and war correspondent, renowned for his adventure and historical fiction. Born on December 8, 1832, in Trumpington, Cambridge, he developed a passion for storytelling early in life. Henty's career was diverse; he served as a war correspondent during the Crimean War and later in South Africa, which significantly influenced his writing. His experiences in these regions provided the foundation for many of his novels, where he vividly depicted historical events and the bravery of his characters. Henty s best-known works include The Dragon & The Raven, For The Temple, Under Drake's Flag, and In Freedom's Cause. His novels often revolve around young protagonists who demonstrate courage, perseverance, and a sense of honor in the face of adversity. Henty was married to Elizabeth Funicane, with whom he had a family. He died on November 16, 1902, at the age of 69 in Weymouth, England. His legacy remains strong, as his works continue to be celebrated for their detailed historical settings and adventurous plots, offering readers a glimpse into significant moments of the past through the eyes of young heroes.