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1 online resource (489 pages) |
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Mutiny at the Margins ; v. 7 |
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Mutiny at the Margins
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| Contents |
Cover page ; Half title page ; Series Editor page ; Full title page ; Copyright page ; Series Note; Marketing page ; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Precursors; 1 'THUGGEE' AND THE MARGINS OFTHE COLONIAL STATE IN EARLYNINETEENTH-CENTURY INDIA; 2 THE VELLORE MUTINY FROM THE SEPOYS'POINT OF VIEW; 3 PROPHECIES OF INSURRECTION; 4 THE AWADH ROYAL FAMILY; 5 AN INDIAN CRITIC OF COMPANY RULE; 6 VIEWS ON THE INDIAN ARMYTHE; 7 THE CIRCULATION OF CHAPATTIS; The Uprising: Indian Experiences and Reactions |
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1 EVENTS IN MEERUT: DEPOSITIONS TAKEN BY MAJOR G.W. WILLIAMS, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE2 EVENTS IN DELHI: THE ARRIVAL OF REBELS AND LIFE UNDER SIEGE; 3 LIAQUA T ALI KHAN: THE CELEBRITY MAULVI; 4 PROCLAMATIONS OF NANA SAHIB; 5 AN INDIAN REBEL MANIFESTO: THE 'AZAMGARH PROCLAMATION'; 6 A SUBALTERN-REBEL DOCUMENT: 'ADVICE OF THE ROYAL ARMY'; 7 BENGALI PRESS REPORTS ON THE UPRISING ; 8 PETITIONS EXPRESSING LOYALTY; 9 A PETITION FOR CLEMENCY FROM A TRANSPORTED MUTINEER; 10 ADDRESS FROM THE 'NATIVE COMMUNITY OF BENGAL'; 11 MOHAMMED ALI KHAN'S STORY; 12 THE DELHI POEM OF KAZAN SINGH |
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13 ISHRI PERSHAD'S EXPLANATION FOR AND ADVICE ON THE UPRISING14 GHALIB AND DELHI; 15 THE 'CONFESSION' AND 'TRIAL'OF TATYA TOPE; 16 REBELS IN NEPAL AND THE DEATHOF NANA SAHIB; 17 FOLK SONGS AND THE ORAL TRADITION; The Uprising: British Experiences and Reactions; 1 THE FLIGHT FROM DELHI; 2 A BRITISH A RTISAN'S VIEW FROM CALCUTTA; 3 A BRITISH PRESS REPORT FROM INDIA, JUNE 1857; 4 PETITION FROM THE BRITISHIN HABITANTS OF CALCUTTA; 5 THE INDIAN PICKLE; 6 'INDISCRIMINATE' EXECUTION: RENAUD'S MARCH AND GENERAL NEILLACT; 7 THE EXECUTION OF THE 51ST REGIMENT |
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8 THE EXECUTION OF THE 26TH NATIVE INFANTRY9 THE LETTERS OF A BRITISH SOLDIER IN INDIA; 10 AN INDIAN MUTINY SERMON, LONDON; 11 THE DAY OF 'NATIONAL HUMILIATION'; 12 LETTER OF RE VEREND RAGLAND; 13 BRITISH POEMS ON THE UPRISING; 14 THE DIARY AND LETTERS OF THOMAS B. MACAULAY; 15 THE LETTERS OF BR YAN WALLER PROCTER; 16 JAMES MI NCHIN'S SONNETS, 1858JAMES; 17 THE LETTERS AND WRITINGS OF THOMAS DE QUINCEY; 18 THE PLUNDER OF DELHI AND LUCKNOW; 19 THE METROPOLITAN POLICE ENQUIRY INTO 'POPULAR OPINION'; 20 SONGS OF THE MU TINY BY 'LOYALIST IRISH'; The Uprising: Global Reactions |
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1 THE OPINION OF MARX AND ENGELS2 COLONIAL RESPONSES TO THE DEMAND FOR REINFORCEMENTS; 3 A LUKEWARM OFFER, AS REPORTED BY THE BRITISH ENVOY IN TEHRAN; 4 IRISH NATIONALIST PRESS REPORTS; 5 AMERICAN VIEWS ON EVENTS IN INDIA; 6 A GERMAN VIEW FROM LONDON; 7 FRENCH R EACTIONS TO THE UPRISING; 8 A FRENCH AMBASSADOR'S VIEW FROM EAST ASIA; 9 CHINESE PERSPECTIVES ON THE UPRISING; 10 CARIBBEAN PERSPECTIVES ON THE REBEL SEPOYS; 11 SOUTH AFRICAN PRESS REPORTS; 12 FEARS OF INSURRECTION AMONG CONVICTS IN SINGAPORE; 13 THE INDIAN RELIEF FUND; 14 RUSSIAN PERSPECTIVES ON THE INDIAN QUESTION |
| Summary |
A fresh look at the revolt of 1857 |
| Notes |
The Aftermath |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
British -- India -- History -- 19th century -- Sources
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British
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| SUBJECT |
India -- History -- 19th century -- Sources
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India -- History -- Sepoy Rebellion, 1857-1858 -- Sources
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India
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| Genre/Form |
History
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Sources
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Carter, Marina
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| ISBN |
9789385985751 |
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9385985752 |
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