India'S_Historic_Battles_Kanpur_1857_By_Andrew_Ward_Paperback
India'S_Historic_Battles_Kanpur_1857_By_Andrew_Ward_Paperback
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India'S Historic Battles Kanpur 1857 By Andrew Ward Paperback

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14 x 1 x 22 cm

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General Readers, Fiction Lovers, Mythology & Historical Fiction Readers, Indian Mythology Enthusiasts, Young Adults (YA) & Adults, College Students, Competitive Exam Aspirants (General Reading / Culture), Gift Purpose (Books Gift Set), Spiritual & Philosophy Interest Readers, Library / Book Collection Buyers


Country Of Origin

India


About Author

Andrew Ward Was Raised In India And Has Returned To It As A Photographer, Novelist, And An Award-Winning Historian. His Novel The Blood Seed Takes Place In Kanpur, And His History Of The Kanpur Uprising, Our Bones Are Scattered, Was Universally Praised By Reviewers In India, Britain, And The United States. He Lives In California.


Author Name

Andrew Ward


Genre

History


No Of Pages

320


Publisher

Ministry Of Culture

Product Description


  • Premium Quality: India's Historic Battles: Kanpur 1857 is a paperback edition of 320 pages, part of a dedicated series of books on India's historic battles, offering substantive historical coverage in a compact and accessible format.

  • About the Author: Andrew Ward was raised in India and has returned to it as a photographer, novelist, and an award-winning historian; his novel The Blood Seed is set in Kanpur, and his history of the Kanpur uprising, Our Bones Are Scattered, was universally praised by reviewers in India, Britain, and the United States.

  • Product Design: Historian Andrew Ward delivers an unblinking account of the siege of the entrenchment into which the European community fled when the town's four native regiments rebelled, the massacre at Sati Chaura Ghat, and the hacking to death of the surviving Europeans.

  • User Experience: The narrative examines how the slaughter of European survivors exacerbated the savage and indiscriminate killings the British were already carrying out, including burning villages and condemning thousands of locals, offering readers an unflinching view of this pivotal moment in Indian military history.

  • Versatile Occasion: This title is well suited for general readers, history enthusiasts, college students, competitive exam aspirants, and library or book collection buyers seeking authoritative accounts of Indian military history.

  • Ideal For: Readers interested in Indian military history, colonial-era events, and the 1857 uprising will find this volume to be a thoroughly researched and deeply engaging historical account.