Forty-one years in India - From Subaltern To Commander-In-Chief by Frederick Sleigh Roberts
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A trip to Khagan--The Vale of Kashmir--With the Horse Artillery--My first visit to Simla--Life at Peshawar--A staff appointment--The bump of locality CHAPTER V. Lord Dalhousie's Afghan policy --Treaty with Dost Mahomed--War with Persia --The advantage of the Amir's friendship --John Nicholson --'A pillar of strength on the frontier' CHAPTER VI. First tidings of the mutiny --Prompt action at Peshawar--A bold policy --The Movable Column--An annoying occurrence --I leave Peshawar CHAPTER VII. First symptoms of disaffection --Outbreak at Berhampur--Mangal Pandy --Court-Martial at Meerut--Mutiny at Meerut --The work of destruction--Want of energy --Hugh Gough's experiences --Nothing could arrest the mutiny CHAPTER VIII. |
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