The Sepoy Mutiny, 1857: A Social Study and Analysis |
Contents
Foreword by Professor N K Sinha | 1 |
II Social background 29 2 | 29 |
Mutiny and the HinduMuslim reaction | 100 |
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Agra Allahabad Arrah Artillery Azamgarh Bahadur Shah Banaras Bareilly Barrackpur battalion Bengal Army Bengal Native Infantry Berhampur Bihar Brahmins British Government Budaun Calcutta caste and religion Christians civil population Commissioner Company Dacca Dalhousie Danapur Delhi detachment disaffected district English European faithful and retained favour force garrisoned Gaya Government of Bengal Government of India greased cartridges Hazaribagh Hindus Home Pub Hyderabad Ibid Indian Army Irregular Cavalry Jhansi July June Kanpur Kumar Singh loyal to Government Lucknow Madras Army Maulavi Meerut ment military missionaries Muhammadans Muslims Narbada Narbada territories narrative native Army Nawab North-Western provinces officers Oudh outbreak Papers Parganas Parl Patna plunder Police Punjab Raja Rajputs Ranchi ranks rebellion rebels recruited regiment remained faithful retained its arms revolted sepoys rising Rohilkhand rose in revolt rupees Sahabad Sambalpur Santals Saugor and Narbada Sepoy Mutiny Sikhs so-called Bengal Army station stood talukdars tion troops Vide villages zemindars