The History of the British Settlements in India: To the Close of the Sepoy Rebellion

affairs Affghan afterwards Agra Ahmednuggur Akber allies Ameers army arrived attack Aurangzeb authorities Benares Bengal besieged Bombay Brahmin British Burmese Bussy Cabool Calcutta captured Carnatic cavalry chief Chunda Sahib Clive Colonel command commenced Company conqueror Council court death Deccan defeated defended Delhi despatched Dupleix emperor empire endeavoured enemy English escaped European expedition force Fort St David French garrison Ghuznee Governor Governor-general guns Guzerat Hastings Hindoo Holkar imperial India infantry inhabitants intrigues Jehan Jung Khan king Lally latter Lord Madras Mahmoud Mahometan Mahrattas marched Meer Jaffier ment military Mogul mutiny Mysore Nabob native Nizam Noor Jehan officers Omichund once Oude peace Peshwa plunder Pondicherry position possession prince prisoners proved province Punjaub Rajah rebels reign retreat returned Scindiah sent sepoys Shah Shah Jehan siege Sikhs soldiers soon Subahdar succeeded success Sujah Sultan territory throne tion Tippoo took town Trichinopoly troops viceroy victory