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Wellington and the British Army's Indian Campaigns 1798 - 1805 / c Martin R. Howard.

Van Pelt Library DS442.5 . H69 2020
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Howard, Martin R., author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, Duke of, 1769-1852.
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley.
History, Military.
India--History, Military--19th century.
India.
Genre:
Military history.
Physical Description:
x, 308 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
Yorkshire : Pen and Sword Military, 2020.
Contents:
I Armies
Chapter 1 The Most Successful Army in the World? The British Forces in India 1798-1805 p. 3
Chapter 2 A House of Cards: Britain's Enemies in India 1798-1805 p. 23
II Campaigns
Chapter 3 Dangerous Consequences: Mysore 1799 p. 43
Chapter 4 Little Wars: Dhoondiah Waugh, the Polygar Uprisings and the Restoration of the Peshwa 1799-1803 p. 66
Chapter 5 The Greatest Gamble: War in the Deccan 1803; Ahmednuggar and Assaye p. 84
Chapter 6 Marching to Victory: War in the Deccan 1803; Argaum and Gawilghur p. 108
Chapter 7 A River of Blood: War in Hindustan 1803; Delhi and Laswari p. 122
Chapter 8 An Elusive Enemy: The War against Holkar 1804-1805 p. 145
III Soldiers
Chapter 9 We dread not the Mahrattas but the Sun: Voyage and Arrival p. 171
Chapter 10 In Slow and Quick Time: Life in the Garrison p. 188
Chapter 11 Hand to Hand: In Action p. 206
Chapter 12 Sometimes Bliss and Sometimes Woe: Sepoys p. 225
Chapter 13 Scarcely a Good Tempered Man: Doctors, Hospitals and Disease p. 241.
ISBN:
9781473894464
1473894468
OCLC:
1137754314
Publisher Number:
99985017515

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