History Of The Indian Mutiny Of 1857-8 - Vol. I [Illustrated Edition].

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Kaye, Sir John William
Otros Autores: Malleson, Colonel George Bruce
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: San Francisco : Lucknow Books, 2014.
Colección:History of the Indian Mutiny of 1857-8.
Temas:
1857-1858
India > History > Sepoy Rebellion, 1857-1858.
Inde > Histoire > 1857-1858 (Révolte des cipayes)
India
History
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • TABLE OF CONTENTS; DEDICATION; Preface by Colonel G.B. Malleson; Preface by Sir John Kaye; History of the Indian Mutiny; Book 1
  • Introductory
  • 1846-1856; Chapter 1; Administration of Lord Dalhousie
  • First Occupation of the Punjab
  • Sir Henry Lawrence and the Council of Regency
  • Character of Sir Henry Lawrence
  • Work of Lawrence and his School
  • Sir Frederick Currie succeeds Lawrence
  • The Marquess of Dalhousie
  • Mu Conquest and Annexation of Pegu.; Chapter 2.
  • The Question of "Adoption"
  • Satarah and the Right of Lapse
  • Satarah is Annexed
  • Annexation of Nagpur
  • Jhansi
  • Annexation of Jhansi
  • Karauli
  • Lord Dalhousie is refused permission to annex Karauli
  • Sambhalpur is annexed
  • Treatment of the Peshwa
  • O Empty Titular Dignities dangerous Possessions. Chapter 3.
  • Oudh
  • Early connection with Oudh
  • Misrule of the Kings of Oudh
  • Problem before the Government of India
  • Lord William Bentinck's Scheme rejected
  • Views of Sir John Low
  • A fresh Treaty is signed with a new King
  • The new Treaty foolishly disallowed by Details of the annexation of Oudh. Chapter 4; Destruction of the Territorial Nobility of India
  • Settlement Operations
  • The Talukdar
  • The Administrative Agency
  • The Thomason System
  • Treatment of the Native Gentry
  • Rent-free Tenures
  • Resumption Operations
  • The Bombay Inam Commission
  • Depressio Inflammability of the Native Mind.
  • Book 2
  • The Sipahi Army
  • 1756-1856Chapter 1; India was won by the Sword
  • The Fidelity of the Native Army an accepted Theory
  • Lord Dalhousie's Minute on the Sipahi Army
  • First Sipahi Levies
  • The first Mutiny in Bengal
  • Clive and the Bengal Officers
  • Degradation of the Native Officer
  • Effect of Views of the Home Government; Chapter 2.
  • Mutiny of the Madras Officers, 1809
  • Contrast between the English Soldier and the Sipahi
  • Civil Privileges of the Sipahi
  • The Sipahi and his Officer
  • The Policy of Centralisation, and its Consequences
  • The Transfer of Officers to the Staff
  • Grievanc The Abolition of Corporal Punishment and its ReintroductionChapter 3; The effect of the Afghan War on the Sipahis
  • Sindh and the Reduction of Extra-Batta
  • Mutinies of the 34th N.I., the 7th L.C., the 4th, the 64th, and the 69th N.I.
  • Mutiny of the 6th Madras Cavalry
  • And of the 47th Madras N.I.
  • Penal Measures for Muti and Ineffective.

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