A Hand-book for Visitors to Lucknow: With Preliminary Notes on Allahabad and CawnporeWith Preliminary Notes On Allahabad And Cawnpore. |
Contents
0 | 11 |
The Akshay Bat | 24 |
The Cantonments and Civil Lines | 31 |
Scene of the final Massacre | 40 |
The Railway Bridge | 47 |
The Memorial Gardens | 53 |
Introductory Account of Oudh | 62 |
general Description of Lucknow | 72 |
Great Imámbára | 102 |
APPENDICES | 112 |
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1st Madras Fusiliers ACCOUNT OF OUDH Ajudhia Akbar Allahabad artillery Asaf-ud-Daulah Asoka Ayodhya Bagh Baksh Baron Marochetti barracks Beebeeghur Benares Bengal Bithoor boat Brahman brick bridge British building built bungalow Calcutta called Cantonments capital Cawnpore chiefly Colonel Company death defence Dehli enemy erected European Faizabad feet gallant Ganges garrison Ghât Government Gumti Havelock Hindu Hwen Thsang inclosure India Infantry inscription INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNT Jumna KADAM RASUL Kaisar Bágh Khushru King Lord Lord Dalhousie Lucknow Martiniere massacre Memorial Church miles military Moghul monument mound mutiny Najaf Nana native Nawab officers Oude Oudh Outram palace Peishwa Peshwa pillar portion probably quarters Railway Râma rebels Regiment remains Residency river road Rohilkund Saádat Sherer side siege siege of Cawnpore Sir Colin Slaughter spot story Suttee tablets temple Thornhill tomb treaty tree troops visitor walls Warren Hastings Wheeler's entrenchment women and children