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A Staff Officer. THE DEFENCE OF LUCKNOW. |
£180.00 |
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A Diary Recording the Daily Events during the Siege of the European Residency from 31st May to 25th September, 1857. 224pp.. List of those present as appendix. Folding plan. The author was Major Thomas Fourness Wilson. Rebound in red cloth some time in the late 19th century. The original binding with card covers and paper labels is fragile. Very good. A clean complete copy without stains , labels or inscriptions. 1858 First edition, Smith, Elder & Co. |
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Allen, Charles (edits). A GLIMPSE OF THE BURNING PLAIN. |
£12.00 |
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Leaves from the Indian Journals of Charlotte Canning. 170pp. Charlotte Canning was wife of the Governor General who died in India in 1861. The book draws from her journals, letters, drawings and watercolours. Very good in very good dw. Owner's name. 1986 First edition, Michael Joseph. |
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Allen, Charles (edits). A GLIMPSE OF THE BURNING PLAIN. |
£14.00 |
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Leaves from the Indian Journals of Charlotte Canning. 170pp. Charlotte Canning was wife of the Governor General who died in India in 1861. The book draws from her journals, letters, drawings and watercolours. Bookplate. Otherwis fine in fine dw. 1986 First edition, Michael Joseph. |
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Allen, Charles. GOD'S TERRORISTS. |
£12.00 |
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The Wahabi Cult and the Hidden Roots of Modern Jihad. 349pp. Index. Mostly covers Islamic fundamentalism in 19th century India with much on the Mutiny and the Frontier. Fine in fine but price-clipped dustwrapper. 2006 Reprint, Little Brown |
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Allen, Charles. GOD'S TERRORISTS. |
£15.00 |
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The Wahabi Cult and the Hidden Roots of Modern Jihad. 349pp. Index. Mostly covers Islamic fundamentalism in 19th century India with much on the Mutiny and the Frontier. Fine in price-clipped but otherwise fine dustwrapper. 2006 First edition, Little Brown. |
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Anon (Mrs Harris). A LADY'S DIARY OF THE SIEGE OF LUCKNOW. |
£180.00 |
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Written for the Perusal of Friends at Home. 191pp. Small 8vo. Fading signature on front endpaper In the original green cloth. Very scarce and very early US Mutiny publication. Published in London in 1858 by John Murray. Very good. Ink spots in the margins of pp 11-15. 1858 First US edition, Henry Lyon & Company, New York |
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Barter, Richard. THE SIEGE OF DELHI. |
£12.00 |
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Mutiny Memories of an Old Officer. 130pp. 28 illustrations. Previously unpublished Mutiny memoir. Fine in fine slipcase 1984 First edition, Folio Society. |
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Beg, M.A. THE GUIDE TO LUCKNOW. |
£12.00 |
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108pp. Facsimile reprint of the 1911 Sixth edition. Very good indeed. 2000 Asian Educational Services, New Delhi. |
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Brock, Rev William. A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF SIR HENRY HAVELOCK, K.C.B. |
£18.00 |
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302pp. Folding map. Small 8vo. Mostly concerned with the Mutiny campaign. Sunday School prize label of 1878. Very good. 1877 Eighteenth edition, Nisbet. |
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Brooks, Richard. THE LONG ARM OF EMPIRE. |
£12.00 |
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Naval Brigades from the Crimea to the Boxer Rebellion. 330pp. Index. 7 b/w maps. 28 b/w illustrations. Includes service in the Indian Mutiny, Burma and China. Fine in near-fine dustwrapper. 1999 First edition, Constable. |
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Cooper, Leonard. HAVELOCK 1795-1857. |
£10.00 |
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192pp. Index. Frontispiece and 2 maps. Very good in tatty dw. Edges spotted. 1957 First edition, Bodley Head. |
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Cooper, Leonard. HAVELOCK 1795-1857. |
£18.00 |
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192pp. Index. Frontispiece and 2 maps. Near-fine in like dw. 1957 First edition, Bodley Head. |
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Crook, M.J. THE EVOLUTION OF THE VICTORIA CROSS. |
£14.00 |
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A Study in Administrative History. 321pp. Index. 19 appendices. A study of the purpose, origins, (in the Crimean and Mutiny campaigns), and subsequent awards. Fine in very good dw. 1975 First edition, Midas Books, Tunbridge Wells. |
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Daly, Major H. MEMOIRS OF GENERAL SIR HENRY DERMOT DALY. |
£50.00 |
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Sometime Commander of Central India Horse, Political Assistant for Western Malwa etc. 388pp. Index. 2 folding maps. 23 b/w plates. Much on his Mutiny experiences. He was recommended for the V.C. in the capture of Delhi. Ex public library copy. A little rubbed and slack but clean and complete. 1905 First edition, John Murray. |
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David, Saul. THE INDIAN MUTINY 1857. |
£10.00 |
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504pp. Index. 32 illustrations and 7 maps. Fine in fine dustwrapper. 2002 Reprint, Viking. |
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Edwardes, Michael. THE NECESSARY HELL. |
£15.00 |
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John and Henry Lawrence and the Indian Empire. 213pp. Index. 8 b/w illustrations. Very good indeed in dustwrapper with some loss to bottom of spine panel. 1958 First edition, Cassell. |
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Edwardes, Michael. A SEASON IN HELL. |
£24.00 |
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The Defence of the Lucknow Residency. 330pp. Index. Bibliography. 20 illustrations. Fine in very fine dustwrapper. A lovely copy . 1973 First edition, Hamish Hamilton. |
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Edwardes, Michael. BATTLES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. |
£36.00 |
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216pp. Index. 40 illustrations. 6 maps and plans. In the 'British Battles' series. Fine in fine dustwrapper. A lovely copy. 1963 First edition, Batsford. |
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Flinders, Stuart. CULT OF A DARK HERO. |
£12.00 |
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Nicholson of Delhi. 231pp. Index. Card covers. Fine. 2018 Bloomsbury Academic. |
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Forbes-Mitchell, William. THE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW. |
£10.00 |
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159pp. His Mutiny memoirs retitled. Edited with a introduction by Michael Edwardes. Fine in slightly worn slipcase. 1962 Folio Society. |
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Forrest, G.W. (edits). THE INDIAN MUTINY. |
£25.00 |
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Selections from the Letters and Other state Papers Preserved by the Military Department of the Government of India 1857-1858. Volume III. Lucknow and Cawnpore. 158pp + appendices 362pp, 16pp, 24pp, 32pp, 27pp, 30pp, 35pp and index to the whole work of 195pp. Raw data for Mutiny studies. Facsimile reprint of first publication of 1902. Fine. 1997 Reprint, Selous, Aldershot. |
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Forrest, G.W. (edits). THE INDIAN MUTINY. |
£120.00 |
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Selections from the Letters and Other state Papers Preserved by the Military Department of the Government of India 1857-1858. In 3 vols: xxxii 507pp; xv 415pp; xxxii 651pp. Index. Maps (many folding), plans and portraits. Facsimile reprints of 1904 and 1912 originals. Near-fine as issued without dustwrappers. Minor bruising to some corners. 2001 Asian Educational Services, New Delhi. |
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Gimlette, Lieutenant Colonel G.H.D. A POSTSCRIPT TO THE RECORDS OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. |
£45.00 |
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An Attempt to Trace the Subsequent Careers and Fate of the Rebel Bengal Regiments, 1857-1858. 222pp. Facsimile edition of very scarce original. Taylor writes 'in the absence of rebel documentation this is a most praiseworthy and painstaking attempt to solve many mysteries'. Fine in pictorial boards 2007 Reprint, Sang-e-Meel, Lahore. |
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Goldsmid. Sir F.J. JAMES OUTRAM: A BIOGRAPHY. |
£280.00 |
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In 2 volumes 434 and 449pp. Index. 5 b/w illustrations and 9 maps, 1 folding. In the original brown cloth. This set may have once been in a private library since it seems likely that labels have been removed from the front boards leaving little trace. A section has been cut from the top corner of each front endpaper. Very good. Contents clean and bindings firm. Very slight fraying to ends of spines. 1880 First edition, Smith, Elder & Co.. |
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Gordon-Alexander, Lieut.-Colonel W. RECOLLECTIONS OF A HIGHLAND SUBALTERN |
£260.00 |
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During the Campaigns of the 93rd Highlanders in India under Colin Campbell, Lord Clyde, in 1857, 1858 and 1859 360pp + publisher's catalogue.. Index. 10 illustrations and 9 plans. In the original blue cloth with coat of arms in gilt on front board. The author kept a diary throughout and aims to correct the errors in other accounts of these events. Very good. Without stains, labels or inscriptions. An excellent copy of a scarce title. 1898 First edition, Edward Arnold. |
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Gowing, T. A SOLDIER'S EXPERIENCE |
£28.00 |
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or a Voice from the Ranks Showing the Cost of War in Blood and Treasure. 494pp. In original decorated cloth. All edges gilt. 17 plates. Service in the Crimea, Mutiny campaign and Afghanistan. Much detail from the point of view of a non-commissioned officer. Amateur repair to front hinge and mess where a private library label has been partly removed. Internally clean and complete. 1886 Revised edition, Nottingham, for the author. |
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Gowing, T. A SOLDIER'S EXPERIENCE |
£18.00 |
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or a Voice from the Ranks Showing the Cost of War in Blood and Treasure. 628pp. In original decorated purple cloth. All edges gilt. 17 plates. Service in the Crimea, Mutiny campaign and Afghanistan. Much detail from the point of view of a non-commissioned officer. The binding has been tightened but the front hinge is still slack. Boards faded and corners slightly worn. 1907 Nottingham for the author. |
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Hankinson, Alan. MAN OF WARS. |
£12.00 |
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William Howard Russell of the Times. 304pp. Index. Biography of the Times correspondent during the Crimea and Mutiny campaigns. Fine in fine dustwrapper. 1982 First edition, Heinemann. |
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Harris, John. THE INDIAN MUTINY. |
£5.00 |
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206pp. Card covers. Profusely illustrated from contemporary sources. Very good apart from a little highlightimng on 2 pages and in the index. 2001 Reprint, Wordsworth Editions |
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Harris, Mrs. A LADY'S DIARY OF THE SIEGE OF LUCKNOW. |
£55.00 |
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Written for the Perusal of Friends at Home. 211pp. Small 8vo. In the original brown cloth Binding cracked and slack but a complete copy. Slight loss to head of spine but boards otherwise very good. No spotting or stains. 1858 New edition, John Murray. |
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Hibbert, Christopher. THE GREAT MUTINY. |
£18.00 |
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India 1857. 472pp. Index. 55 illustrations. 50pp notes and bibliography. Owner's name neatly written on endpaper Otherwise fine in fine dustwrapper. A lovely copy. 1978 First edition, Allen Lane. |
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Hickman, Katie. SHE-MERCHANTS, BUCCANEERS AND GENTLEWOMEN. |
£14.00 |
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British Women in India. 390pp. Index. 4 maps. 25 illustrations in colour and b/w. Fine in fine dustwrapper. 2019 First edition, Virago. |
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Hodson, George H (edits). HODSON OF HODSON'S HORSE or TWELVE YEARS OF A SOLDIER'S LIFE IN INDIA |
£28.00 |
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being Extracts from the Letters of Major W.R.S.Hodson with a vindication from the attack by Mr.Bosworth Smith. li + 300pp. Edited by his brother the Rev George H.Hodson. In the original brown cloth. Hinges split and nearly detached. Block of the book very good. Boards clean and bright. 1883 Fourth edition, Kegan Paul, Trench & Co. |
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Holmes, T.Rice. HISTORY OF THE INDIAN MUTINY |
£48.00 |
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and of the Disturbances which Accompanied it among the Civil Population. 659pp. With 5 folding maps and 6 plans. Taylor describes this as `the standard one volume work'. University of London bookplate stamped 'withdrawn'. In the original red cloth. Very good. An excellent copy. No external library marks. 1898 Fifth edition revised throughout and slightly enlarged. Macmillan. |
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Inglis, the Honourable Lady. THE SIEGE OF LUCKNOW. |
£58.00 |
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A Diary. 240pp. In the original blue cloth. Senior lady in the garrison. Two private library rubber stamp marks but no external library markings. A little loss and slight split to cloth at head of spine. Otherwise very good. 1892 First edition, Osgood. |
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Innes, Lieut.-General McLeod, R.E., V.C. LUCKNOW AND OUDE IN THE MUTINY. |
£190.00 |
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A Narrative and a Study. 355pp. 5 folding maps. 8 plates of drawings made by the author, who was an engineer, of the Residency buildings. In original red cloth. This revised edition has an excellent 15pp double column index not present in the first edition Very good indeed. An outstanding copy. 1895 New and Revised edition, A.D.Innes. |
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Jocelyn, Colonel Julian R.J. THE HISTORY OF THE ROYAL AND INDIAN ARTILLERY IN THE INDIAN MUTINY OF 1857. |
£120.00 |
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xxv + 520pp. Index. Frontispiece and 15 full page engravings. 28 b/w plans. 11 folding maps in colour. In the original blue cloth with Mutiny medal in gold on front cover. Top edge gilt. Label of The United Service Club inscribed 'Presented by Julian R.J.Jocelyn, the Author.' Very good. Without spotting or other inscriptions. 1915 First edition, John Murray. |
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Johson, Major W.T. TWELVE YEARS OF A SOLDIERS LIFE. |
£180.00 |
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215pp. Edited by his widow from his letters. He was in India from 1846. Service in The Crimea, Persia and the Mutiny. 'Billy' Johnson was at Rugby under Thomas Arnold, absorbing his values and learning to write well. Good shikar accounts. Home in poor health in 1858. Very good. An excellent copy. Heraldic bookplate and signature in Victorian hand. 1897 First edition, A.D Innes & Co.. |
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Jones, Capt. Oliver J. RECOLLECTIONS OF A WINTER CAMPAIGN IN INDIA 1857-58. |
£18.00 |
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17 full-page tinted plates. Facsimile of 1859 original. Service in the Mutiny campaign at Lucknow. Fine in fine dw. 1989 First thus, London Stamp Exchange. |
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Kaye, M.M. SHADOW OF THE MOON. |
£5.00 |
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614pp. Set during the Indian Mutiny. Very good in fine dw. 1979 Revised edition, Allen Lane. |
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Lawrence, John. LAWRENCE OF LUCKNOW. |
£5.00 |
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A Biography. 275pp. Index. 16 b/w illustrations. Fine in fine dustwrapper. 1990 First edition, Hodder & Stoughton. |
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Leach, Edmund and Mukherjee, S.N. (edit). ELITES IN SOUTH ASIA. |
£13.00 |
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266pp. Index. Folding map. Essays on Mughals, Mutiny, Calcutta, Bombay, M.N.Roy etc. Very good in very good dustwrapper. 1970 First edition, Cambridge University Press. |
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Lee-Warner, William. THE LIFE OF THE MARQUIS OF DALHOUSIE. |
£25.00 |
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In two volumes. 446pp, 450pp. Index. Originally published in 1904. Governor-General 1848-1856. Fascsimile reprint. Fine in transparent wrappers. 1972 Irish University Press, Shannon. |
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Llewellyn, Alexander. THE SIEGE OF DELHI. |
£12.00 |
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182pp. Index. 23 illustrations and 2 maps. Account of the Mutiny battle. Very good in very good dw. 1977 First edition, Macdonald & James. |
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Majendie, Vivian Dering. UP AMONG THE PANDIES |
£280.00 |
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or A Year's Service in India. 360pp. In attractive 19th century binding.with gilt decoration and leather title and author spine labels, as for a gentleman's private library. Later owner's name on endpapers written unobtrusively. A lively account of a young officer's Mutiny experiences. Very good indeed. Label removed from front endpaper. No foxing or stains. 1859 First edition, Routledge, Warne and Routlrdge. |
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Malleson, Colonel G.B. THE INDIAN MUTINY OF 1857. |
£16.00 |
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421pp. Index. 4 portraits and 3 maps. In the original brown cloth. Very good. Boards slightly rubbed and a little fraying to head of spine. 1891 First edition, Seeley & Co. |
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Malleson, Colonel G.B. THE INDIAN MUTINY OF 1857. |
£10.00 |
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421pp. Index. Very good indeed. A nice tight copy but bookplate and marks of a small label removed from front endpapers. 1892 Fifth edition, Seeley. |
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Manning, Stephen. EVELYN WOOD. |
£12.00 |
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Pillar of Empire. 265pp. Index. Biography of Mutiny VC and imperial general Fine in fine dustwrapper. 2007 First edition, Pen & Sword. |
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Maude, Colonel Francis Cornwallis. MEMORIES OF THE MUTINY |
£180.00 |
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to which is incorporated the Personal Narrative of John Walter Sherer. In two volumes. 554pp. 29 illustations. Maude was Havelock's artillery commander and Sherer Magistrate of Futtehpore. In modern bindings with leather spines and corners. Very good. There are signs of former damp to the fore-edges of the first and last few pages not affecting the text. 1894 Second edition, Remington and Company. |
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Mead, Henry. THE SEPOY REVOLT: its Causes and its Consequences. |
£120.00 |
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398pp. Appendix on the Gagging Act. In the original brown cloth.. This is said to be the earliest of all Mutiny publications. 'We have been severely punished' for 'the cruelty, oppression and measureless folly of our rule'. Describes the events and proposes a remedy through political change. Subscription library label on front endpaper. No other library marks. Hinges a littlre slack but holding well. Very good. Contents very clean and bright. Slight spots of colour loss to boards. 1857 First edition, John Murray. |
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Muter, Mrs. MY RECOLLECTIONS OF THE SEPOY REVOLT. |
£90.00 |
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With 17 Illustrations and a plan of Meerut Cantonment at the Time of the Mutiny. 266pp. Index. The author survived events at Meerut and Delhi. In the original red cloth. Very good. 1911 First.edition, John Long. |
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Muter, Mrs. MY RECOLLECTIONS OF THE SEPOY REVOLT (1857-1858). |
£70.00 |
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With 17 Illustrations and a plan of Meerut Cantonment at the Time of the Mutiny. 266pp. Index. The author survived events at Meerut and Delhi In the original blue cloth Very good, without labels, inscriptions. Spine cloth faded. 1911 John Long. |
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National Army Museum. THE VICTORIA CROSSES AND GEORGE CROSSES OF THE HONOURABLE EAST INDIA COMPANY AND INDIAN ARMY 1856-1945. |
£14.00 |
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47pp. 9 plates. Card covers. 9 full-page b/w illustrations. Very good. Owner's name. 1962 First edition, National Army Museum. |
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Rees, L.E. Ruutz. A PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF THE SIEGE OF LUCKNOW. |
£95.00 |
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By one of its Surviving Defenders. 380pp. In original red cloth. Folding map of Lucknow. Very good indeed. An excellent copy without labels, inscriptions or stains. 1858 Second edition, John Murray. |
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Robinson, Jane. ANGELS OF ALBION. |
£5.00 |
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Women of the Indian Mutiny. 298pp. Index. 34 illustrations. Fine. 1996 First edition, Viking. |
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Robinson, Jane. ANGELS OF ALBION. |
£10.00 |
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Women of the Indian Mutiny. 298pp. Index. 34 illustrations. Fine in fine dustwrapper. A lovely copy. 1996 First edition, Viking. |
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Russell, William Howard. MY DIARY IN INDIA. |
£198.00 |
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In the Year 1858-9. In 2 volumes. 408, 420pp. Portrait frontispieces and 7 engraved plates. Russell was sent to India by `The Times' to cover the Mutiny. He visited the principal sites, spoke to everyone and exactly recorded what he saw. In the original slightly faded purple cloth. Volume 1 slack and spines a little marked with slight fraying but a nice set. 1860 Seventh thousand, Routledge, Warne & Routledge. |
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Sattin, Anthony (edits). AN ENGLISHWOMAN IN INDIA. |
£14.00 |
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The Memoirs of Harriet Tytler 1828-1858. 229pp. Index. Her account of Mutiny experiences. She was present through the siege of Delhi, giving birth in an ammunition cart. Lacks front endpaper. Otherwise fine in fine dustwrapper. 1986 First edition, Oxford University Press. |
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Sherer, J.W. HAVELOCK'S MARCH ON CAWNPORE 1857. |
£10.00 |
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A Civilian's Notes. 367pp. Nelson pocket edition. Very good indeed. No date, Thomas Nelson. |
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Sherring, Rev. M.A. THE INDIAN CHURCH DURING THE GREAT REBELLION. |
£250.00 |
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An Authentic Narrative of the Disasters that Befell it; Its Sufferings; and Faithfulness unto Death of Many of its European and Native Members. 355pp. 22 chapters, each a detailed account of events at a single place. In the original brown cloth. Very scarce. Some light spotting throughout. Very good. 1859 Second edition, James Nisbet. |
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Smith, H. Bosworth. LIFE OF LORD LAWRENCE. |
£5.00 |
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560pp. Pocket format reprint. Owner's bookplate and address label. Otherwise very good. Undated (?1930s) Nelon Library Edition. |
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Smith, H.Bosworth. LIFE OF LORD LAWRENCE. |
£5.00 |
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560pp. Nelson pocket edition. Very good. No date (1920s), Nelson. |
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Smith, H.Bosworth. LIFE OF LORD LAWRENCE. |
£31.00 |
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In 2 volumes. 542pp, 557pp.Index. In 19th century bindings with leather spines and corners. 2 folding maps. Ex-college library with paper spine labels and minimal markings. Very good. Spines and corners scuffed but bindings sound. 1885 Sixth edition, Smith. Elder. |
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Smyth, Sir John. THE REBELLIOUS RANI. |
£10.00 |
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223pp. Index. 13 b/w illustrations. 5 maps. The story of the Rani of Jhansi. With an account of Sir Hugh Rose's campaigns at Jhansi and Gwalior. Little used ex-private library copy. Near-fine in fine dw. 1966 First edition, Muller. |
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Smyth, Sir John. THE REBELLIOUS RANI. |
£18.00 |
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223pp. Index. 13 b/w illustrations. 5 maps. The story of the Rani of Jhansi. With an account of Sir Hugh Rose's campaigns at Jhansi and Gwalior. Near-fine in like dustwrapper. An excellent copy. 1966 First edition, Muller. |
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Spear, Percival. TWILIGHT OF THE MUGHULS. |
£25.00 |
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Studies in late Mughul Delhi. 270pp. Index. Folding map. Much on the British in pre-Mutiny Delhi and an account of the events of 1857 from the perspective of the people of Delhi. Very good indeed. Clean and bright. An excellent copy. 1951 First edition, Cambridge University Press. |
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Thomson, Captain Mowbray. THE STORY OF CAWNPORE. |
£18.00 |
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The Indian Mutiny 1857. 262pp. Facsimile reprint of 1859 original. Fine in fine dustwrapper. 1995 Reprint, Tom Donovan, Brighton. |
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Thomson, Captain Mowbray. THE STORY OF CAWNPORE. |
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The Indian Mutiny 1857. 262pp. Facsimile reprint of 1859 original. First owner's name neatly written. Otherwise fine in fine dustwrapper. 1995 Reprint, Tom Donovan, Brighton. |
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Tisdall, E.E.P. MRS. DUBERLY'S CAMPAIGNS. |
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An Englishwoman's Experiences in the Crimean War and the Indian Mutiny. 224pp. Index. Based on letters from the wife of a Hussar Captain who was with him through the Crimea and Mutiny campaigns. Very good indeed 1963 First edition, Jarrolds. |
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Trevelyan, G.O. CAWNPORE. |
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174pp. Classic Mutiny history. Fine in very good dw. 1986 Reissue, Empire Book Association, Brentwood. |
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Trevelyan, Sir George. CAWNPORE. |
£24.00 |
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342pp. Classic account of the events of 1857 based on the accounts and depositions of witnesses. In the original blue cloth. Rubbed and slack with front free endpaper missing 1886 New edition, Macmillan. |
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Trevelyan, Sir George. CAWNPORE. |
£49.00 |
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342pp. Classic account of the events of 1857 based on the accounts and depositions of witnesses. In the original blue cloth. Owner's bookplate and address label. Otherwise very good indeed, 1886 New edition, Macmillan. |
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Trotter, Captain Lionel. THE LIFE OF JOHN NICHOLSON. |
£55.00 |
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Based on Private and hitherto Unpublished Documents. 333pp. Index. With 3 plates and 2 folding maps. With the heraldic bookplate of Major-General Sir Edward Sinclair May and his signature on front endpaper. Spine slightly fading and the slightest froying to the top but an excellent copy, clean and bright without inscriptions labels of stains. 1897 First edition, John Murray. |
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Trotter, Captain Lionel. THE LIFE OF JOHN NICHOLSON. |
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Based on Private and hitherto Unpublished Documents. 333pp. With 3 plates and 2 folding maps. Internally sound, with light spotting but front board marked fom being used to rest a page of scribble. 1897 First edition, John Murray. |
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Trotter, Captain Lionel. THE LIFE OF JOHN NICHOLSON. |
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Based on Private and hitherto Unpublished Documents. 333pp. With 3 plates and 2 folding maps. In the original red cloth. Very good indeed. Spine cloth a little faded but a sound clean copy. Name on front endpaper 1897 First edition, John Murray. |
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Vibart, Colonel Edward. THE SEPOY MUTINY as Seen by a Subaltern. |
£120.00 |
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From Delhi to Lucknow. 308pp. Index. Includes as an appendix of 29pp on 'The Outbreak at Meerut' by Colonel A.R.D.Mackenzie and another of 20pp on 'How the Electric Telegraph Saved India' by P.V.Luke. A third appendix of 28pp gives an account by a lady of her escape from Delhi. This is the London first edition but with 'Scribners' in gilt at foot of red cloth spine. Very good indeed. An excellent copy in the original cloth. 1898 First edition, Smith, Elder and Scribner's, New York. |
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Walker, Colonel Thomas Nicholls. THROUGH THE MUTINY. |
£110.00 |
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Reminiscences of Thirty Years Service and Sport in India, 1854-83. 203pp.12 b/willustrations. In the original red cloth. Mostly concerned with Mutiny experieces in the Siege of Delhi. Very good. An outstanding copy 1907 First edition, Gibbings & Co. |
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Ward, Andrew. OUR BONES ARE SCATTERED. |
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The Cawnpore Massacres and the Indian Mutiny of 1857. 703pp (including 128pp on sources and references). Index. 39 illustrations. Fine in fine dustwrapper. 1996 First edition, John Murray. |
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Wilkinson, Major-General Osborn and Major-General Johnson. THE GEMINI GENERALS. |
£22.00 |
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Personal Anecdotes, Sporting Adventures, and Sketches of Distinguished Officers. 441pp. In the original maroon cloth. Military exploits in India and Ceylon (with lots of opinions). Essays on 31 Victorian soldiers they knew personally. Chapters on the Mutiny, the Second Afghan War and the Celyon Revolt of 1848. Poor. Nasty damp stain on front board but inscribed 'from the author'. 1896 First edition, A.D.Innes. |
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