The History of the Indian Revolt and of the Expeditions to Persia, China and Japan, 1856-7-8 Papyras Classics

The History of the Indian Revolt and of the Expeditions to Persia, China and Japan, 1856-7-8

by George Dodd

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Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Introduction. India in 1856: A Retrospect
  3. Notes
  4. Chapter I. The Anglo-Indian Army at the Time of the Outbreak
  5. Note
  6. Chapter II. Symptoms:—Chupatties and Cartridges
  7. Chapter III. Meerut, and the Rebel-Flight to Delhi
  8. Chapter IV. Delhi, the Centre of Indian Nationality
  9. Chapter V. The Eventful Escapes from Delhi
  10. Chapter VI. Lucknow and the Court of Oude
  11. Chapter VII. Spread of Disaffection in May
  12. Notes
  13. Chapter VIII. Treachery and Atrocities at Cawnpore
  14. Note
  15. Chapter IX. Bengal and the Lower Ganges: June
  16. Notes
  17. Chapter X. Oude, Rohilcund, and the Doab: June
  18. Chapter XI. Central Regions of India: June
  19. Chapter XII. Events in the Punjaub and Sinde
  20. Notes
  21. Chapter XIII. Preparations: Calcutta and London
  22. Note
  23. Chapter XIV. The Siege of Delhi: June and July
  24. Chapter XV. Havelock’s Campaign: Allahabad to Lucknow
  25. Chapter XVI. The Dinapoor Mutiny, and Its Consequences
  26. Chapter XVII. Minor Mutinies: July and August
  27. Note
  28. Chapter XVIII. The Siege of Delhi: Final Operations
  29. Chapter XIX. The Story of the Lucknow Residency
  30. Note
  31. Chapter XX. Minor Conflicts: September and October
  32. Chapter XXI. The Rescue at Lucknow, by Sir Colin Campbell
  33. Note
  34. Chapter XXII. Closing Events of the Year
  35. Notes
  36. Chapter XXIII. A Second Year of Rebellion
  37. Chapter XXIV. Military Operations in February
  38. Notes
  39. Chapter XXV. Final Conquest of Lucknow: March
  40. Note
  41. Chapter XXVI. Minor Events in March
  42. Notes
  43. Chapter XXVII. Discussions on Rebel Punishments
  44. Notes
  45. Chapter XXVIII. Military Operations in April
  46. Note
  47. Chapter XXIX. Progress of Events in May
  48. Note
  49. Chapter XXX. Rose’s Victories at Calpee and Gwalior
  50. Chapter XXXI. State of Affairs at the End of June
  51. Note
  52. Chapter XXXII. Gradual Pacification in the Autumn
  53. Chapter XXXIII. Last Days of the East India Company’s Rule
  54. Supplementary Chapter
  55. § 1. The Persian Expedition, 1856-7
  56. § 2. The Chinese and Japanese Expeditions, 1856-7-8
  57. § 3. English Prospects in the East
  58. East India Company’s Petition to Parliament, January 1858. —(See p. .)
  59. E. I. Company’s Objections to the First and Second India Bills: April 1858. (See p. .)
  60. E. I. Company’s Objections to the Third India Bill: June 1858. (See p. .)
  61. Abstract of Act for the Better Government of India—21 and 22 Vict. cap. 106.—Received Royal Assent August 2, 1858. (See p. .)
  62. The Indian Mutiny Relief Fund. (See p. .)
  63. Queen Victoria’s Proclamation to the Princes, Chiefs, and People of India.—Read in the principal Cities of India, November 1, 1858. (See p. .)
  64. Viscount Canning’s Proclamation.—Issued at Allahabad, November 1, 1858. (See p. .)
  65. Chronological Table

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