Description
This three-volume work delves into “A History of the Sepoy War in India 1857-1858.” In the first volume, it explores events in Bengal and Behar, encompassing the excitement in Calcutta, the uprising in Shahabad, the mutiny in Dinapore, and the defense and relief efforts in Arrah. The second volume provides a detailed account of uprisings in the North-Western Provinces, the subversion of British authority, the roles played by Native Princes, and the defense of Agra up to Mr. Colvin’s demise. Information is drawn from various sources, including Mr. E. A. Reade, Sir William Muir, Mr. Charles Raikes, Major Weller, and the reports of civil and political officers. In the third volume, the narrative shifts to events in Oude, encompassing the siege and defense of Lucknow, the capture of Delhi, and requiring substantial research and effort.
