Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 176William Blackwood, 1904 - England |
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... sepoys . They stormed the big fort at Ahmednagar , and we with Scindiah were beaten at Assaye . " I was captured there by an English regiment that wore slashed red - coats and long white hair . Those Angrez came over the Kaitna ford ...
... sepoys . They stormed the big fort at Ahmednagar , and we with Scindiah were beaten at Assaye . " I was captured there by an English regiment that wore slashed red - coats and long white hair . Those Angrez came over the Kaitna ford ...
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... Sepoy War , or great Indian Mutiny , which have appeared in the maga- zines and in none more notably than in ' Blackwood ' -I have seen no contribution having as its special subject the breaking into mutiny of the native troops at ...
... Sepoy War , or great Indian Mutiny , which have appeared in the maga- zines and in none more notably than in ' Blackwood ' -I have seen no contribution having as its special subject the breaking into mutiny of the native troops at ...
Page 185
... sepoy , having scru- pulously deposited his woman- kind in some far - away village , led his life in cenobitic ... sepoys , when dismissed from drill or duty , were required to lodge their " brown Bess muskets . Other parts of the ...
... sepoy , having scru- pulously deposited his woman- kind in some far - away village , led his life in cenobitic ... sepoys , when dismissed from drill or duty , were required to lodge their " brown Bess muskets . Other parts of the ...
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... sepoy revolt had its direct and immediate origin in a stupen- dous blunder , productive of a gross misunderstanding ; the ... sepoys in seeing in this a deeply laid stratagem devised with the object of turning them into renegades and out ...
... sepoy revolt had its direct and immediate origin in a stupen- dous blunder , productive of a gross misunderstanding ; the ... sepoys in seeing in this a deeply laid stratagem devised with the object of turning them into renegades and out ...
Page 188
... sepoys and the Government was beginning in terrible earnest at Barrack- pore , near Calcutta . It was Sunday , 29th March , and that was the day when Mangal Pàndè , a sepoy of the 34th , in- flamed with all the barbaric passion of the ...
... sepoys and the Government was beginning in terrible earnest at Barrack- pore , near Calcutta . It was Sunday , 29th March , and that was the day when Mangal Pàndè , a sepoy of the 34th , in- flamed with all the barbaric passion of the ...
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