Tulsi leaves and the Ganges water: the slogan of the first sepoy mutiny at Barrackpore 1824/ Premansu Kumar Bandyopadhyay.
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TextPublication details: Kolkata : K.P. Bagchi & Co., 2003.Description: xvi, 239 p. : ill., maps ; 23 cmISBN: - 8170742560
- 954 BAN/T
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [229]-235) and index.
Ch.1 The Barrackpore Cantonment; Centre of Sepoys' Rebellious tradition -- Ch.2 The Tulsi Leaves and the Water of the Ganges: Sepoys' Slogan of unity and Symbol of solidarity -- Ch.3 The Spectre of the Burmese War(1824-26) haunts the sepoys of Barrackpore: The Mutiny conceived: The Mutiny in action -- Ch.4 The Mutiny crushed: Sepoys Blown off on parade by the Royal Artillery: The ordeal of the runaways: Trial and Punishment -- Ch.5 The Mutiny Probed -- Ch.6 The Slogan of Barrackpore echoed in Rungpore (Assam); Repercussion and Government measures -- Ch.7 Barrackpore: The Agony of the Amhersts
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