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1st Madras Fusiliers administration afterwards Agra Aligarh Allahabad anarchy arrived attack authority Azamgarh Bahádur Banda Bareilly Benares Bengal Bramly Brigadier British Bulandshahr Calcutta Captain Cawnpore charge chief town Christian civil officers Colonel command Commissioner Dehli detachment district officer Duáb Dunlop enemy Etáwa European faithful force gallant Ganges garrison Gházipur Government guard Gujars guns Gurkhas Gwalior head-quarters Hillersdon Hindu horse Hume India Irregular Cavalry Jats Jaunpur joined Jumna June Kalpi Kantzow Kattra Khán killed leaders Lieutenant magistrate Mahratta Mainpuri Málagarh Malleson marched Mayne Meerut Messrs military Mirzapur Mughal Empire Muhamadan murdered Muslim mutiny Muttra Muzafarnagar Nána Narrative Native Infantry native officer Nawáb neighbouring Oude outbreak party Peshwa plunder police population proceeded Rája Rajput rebels refugees regiment remained restored returned revenue revolt road Rohilcund Saharanpur Sapte sent sepoys Sherer Sikhs Singh soon Spankie square miles station took treasury troopers troops Venables village volunteers Wilson
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