Four years’ service in India

“Four Years’ Service in India” is a memoir by General Sir William Henry Sleeman, a British officer known for his role in suppressing the Thuggee cult in India. The book provides a detailed account of Sleeman’s experiences during his service in India, covering his observations on the social, political, and military aspects of the time. It offers insights into British colonial administration, the challenges of governance, and the complex interactions between the British authorities and Indian society in the early 19th century