Contents:
1. Dwindling Spirit of Nationalism
Nation and Nationalism
Nationalism take a Backseat
Nationalism Exiled
Native Soldier and Nationalism
2. Dilemma of the Native Solider
Master of Motherland!
Mutiny and its Implications
Vellore Mutiny (1806)
Barrackpore Mutiny-1824
3. 1857 Uprising
Sepoy Kindles the First Flame of Independence
Mutiny, Uprising or First War of Independence
Unscrupulous Annexation Provoked Civilian Disquiet
Deep disaffection of the Sepoys (Native Soldier)
Greased Cartridge Ignites the Spark
Onset of the Uprising
Troops in support of the British
Siege of Delhi
Causes for the failure of the Uprising
4. Military Trial of Bahadur Shah
An Outburst of British Vengeance
An unethical exploitation of ethnic divide amongst Indians
Extract of Bahadur Shah's Statement
Opinions of the Intellectuals, Historians and Law Experts
Revealing Extracts of the Trial
5. British Recasts Long Term Strategy
Different perceptions of Heroism and Brutalism
Restructuring the Presidency Armies
Emergence of Moderate Nationalism
Infrastructural Development and Socio-economic Reforms
6. Growth of Militant Nationalism
Emergence of Militant Nationalism
Two Schools of Thought within Militant Nationalism
Formation of the Ghadr Party
The Singapore Mutiny-1915
Massacre of Jalianwala Bagh-1919
Mutinies During World War-II
7. Indian National Army-An Army within in Army
Rising of an army from within an army
Organisation, Battle Order and Troop Strength
Order of Battle
Battle of Kohima and Imphal
End of the INA and Repatriation to India
Court Martial of INA Officers at Red Fort, Delhi
Charge Sheet
Findings of the Court
Sentence
8. Impact of INA and Lal Quila Trials
Military Impact of INA
Nation Rallies Behind INA
Khaki and Khadi: A formidable threat to the British Raj
Mutiny in Royal Indian Navy (RIN0
The Jubulpore Mutiny
9. Failure of the Instrument of Governance
Soldier shatters the confidence
Every mutiny was a blow to the British confidence
They served under the British with a pinch of Salt
Sole Instrument of Governance Backfires
Indian Soldiers Bugle the last post for the British Empire in India
Dilemma of the Raj
British Governance Crumbling
Soldier Sounds the Last Post of the Empire
Fact of the Matter
From Governor's Desk
Epilogue
Appendix-I
Military Trial of Muhammad Bahadur Shah Ex-King of Delhi at Lal Quila, Delhi
Translation of the Written Defence put in by Bahadur Shah
The Judge-Advocate General's Address
Translation of an extract from the Court Diary fort the fifth of May, 1857
Findings and Sentence
Appendix-II
Charge Sheet
Judge-Advocate's Summing-up
First (Joint) charge against all three accused
III-Treatment of Indian Prisoners of War
2nd, 4th, 6th and 8th Charges
3rd, 5th, 7th and 9th Charges
10th Charge
Evidence of Character of Accused Officers
Finding of the Court
Sentence
Index of Words
Title |
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Empire to Independence- Indian Solidiers Bugle the Last Post for the British Raj |
Author |
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Maj. Gen J. K. Kaushik |
Publisher |
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Standard Publishers (India) |
ISBN-13 Digit |
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9788187471936 |
Pages |
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321 |
Year |
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2015 |
Binding |
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Hard Bound |
Language |
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English |
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