History of the Indian mutiny, 1857-(1859) commencing from the close of the second volume of sir J. Kaye's History of the Sepoy war, 3권 |
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14th light dragoons 86th Foot 8th hussars Allahábád army arrived attack August Bandá battery Bijnor Bombay native infantry BOOK XIII BOOK XIV BOOK XVI Brigadier British Captain captured cavalry central India Chambal Chandairi Chapter chief Colonel column command Damoh defeated Dehlí despatch detachment district Dunlop Durand enemy English European fire Firoz fled followed force Forjett garrison Government guns Gwáliár Haidarábád contingent halted Hindú Holkar Hope Grant hundred Indúr Jabalpúr Jamná Jhansi joined June jungles Kálpi Kánhpúr Khán Kolhapúr Lakhnao landowners Lieutenant Lord Elphinstone loyal Madras Major Mán Singh Máu ment miles Mírath morning Muhammadans mutiny Napier Narbadá Nargúnd nawáb night Nímach Nizám officer once Oudh Panjáb position proclamation province pursuit rájá ráni Ráo Sáhib reached rebels regiment revolt river road Rohilkhand Ságar sent sepoys Seton-Karr Sikhs Sir Hugh Rose southern Maráthá country Tántia Topi Ternan tion town troops village whilst Whitlock XVII
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