Memoirs of My Indian Career volume 2
Memoirs of My Indian Career volume 2
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. . At Umballa (as, indeed, elsewhere) the men attached to the school of musketry, to whom the cartridge question was ex- plained, made no open resistance. The cartridges were served out to them dry, and they themselves greased them with ghee. Still, throughout the army wild stories were spread, and some officers would have stopped the use of the cartridges. The men of the school were, however, ordered to fire them, and did so with apparent cheerfulness. Nor was it to them, but to the native re...giments at the station, that 'symptoms of disaffection were attributed.
After the Barrackpore and Berhampore affairs, the fires at Umballa may be considered the second stage of the Mutiny. They broke out in April. Night after night isolated fires occurred. They were clearly the work of incendiaries ; general belief attributed them to the Sepoys. There was an increased 372 MEMOIRS OF MY INDIAN CAREER ferment and considerable excitement and apprehension ; but, in spite of every endeavour, the actual incendiaries were never caught.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . At Umballa (as, indeed, elsewhere) the men attached to the school of musketry, to whom the cartridge question was ex- plained, made no open resistance. The cartridges were served out to them dry, and they themselves greased them with ghee. Still, throughout the army wild stories were spread, and some officers would have stopped the use of the cartridges. The men of the school were, however, ordered to fire them, and did so with apparent cheerfulness. Nor was it to them, but to the native re...giments at the station, that 'symptoms of disaffection were attributed.
After the Barrackpore and Berhampore affairs, the fires at Umballa may be considered the second stage of the Mutiny. They broke out in April. Night after night isolated fires occurred. They were clearly the work of incendiaries ; general belief attributed them to the Sepoys. There was an increased 372 MEMOIRS OF MY INDIAN CAREER ferment and considerable excitement and apprehension ; but, in spite of every endeavour, the actual incendiaries were never caught.
What to read after Memoirs of My Indian Career volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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