Set against the backdrop of the Indian mutiny of 1857, this reprint preserves the insights and narratives from the original 1896 edition. It offers a detailed exploration of the events and implications of this pivotal uprising, capturing the historical context and the perspectives of that era. Readers can expect an authentic glimpse into the complexities of colonial India and the forces that shaped this significant rebellion.
This memoir provides a comprehensive account of the Bengal Artillery, from its formation to the author's contemporary time. The book details how the Bengal Artillery was organized, trained, and used in various battles and wars.
In this biography, Metcalfe tells the story of his grandfather, Charles, Lord Metcalfe, a prominent British colonial administrator in India and Canada. Drawing on his grandfather's letters and other sources, Metcalfe offers a rich portrayal of a complex and influential figure in 19th-century British history. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of the British Empire.