Bengal Army. BOOK III.-THE OUTBREAK OF THE MUTINY.—
Lord Canning and his Council.-The Oude Administration and
the Persian War.-The Rising of the Storm.-The First
Mutiny. Progress of Mutiny.-Excitement in Upper India.-
Bursting of the Storm.-APPENDIX.

CONTENTS OF VOL II.:-BOOK IV.-THE RISING IN THE
NORTH-WEST. - The Delhi History.-The Outbreak at Meerut.
-The Seizure of Delhi.-Calcutta in May.-Last Days of
General Anson.-The March upon Delhi. BOOK V.-PRO-
GRESS OF REBELLION IN UPPER INDIA.-Benares and Alla-
habad. Cawnpore.-The March to Cawnpore.-Re-occupation
of Cawnpore. BOOK VI.-THE PUNJAB AND DELHI.-First Con-
flicts in the Punjab.-Peshawur and Rawul Pinder.-Progress
of Events in the Punjab.-Delhi.—First Weeks of the Siege.-
Progress of the Siege.-The Last Succours from the Punjab.

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CONTENTS OF VOL III. :-BOOK VII.-BENGAL, BEHAR,
AND THE NORTH-WEST PROVINCES.-At the Seat of Govern-
ment. The Insurrection in Behar.-The Siege of Arrah.—
Behar and Bengal. BOOK VIII.-MUTINY AND REBELLION
IN THE NORTH-WEST PROVINCES.-Agra in May.-Insurrec-
tion in the Districts.-Bearing of the Native Chiefs.-Agra in
June, July, August and September. Book IX.-LUCKNOW
AND DELHI.-Rebellion in Oude.-Revolt in the Districts.-
Lucknow in June and July.-The siege and Capture of Delhi.
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