Indian Mutiny

This firsthand account of the Indian Mutiny, written by an anonymous author, provides a gripping and personal perspective on the violence and turmoil of this important historical event. The author, who was a participant in the defence of the Arrah Garrison, vividly describes the battles, losses, and heroism of the British soldiers, making this book a valuable historical record.

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