Journal of a Cavalry Officer; Including the Memorable Sikh Campaign of 1845-1846Good Press, 11 dec 2019 - 426 pagina's Journal of a Cavalry Officer; Including the Memorable Sikh Campaign of 1845-1846 is a biography by W. W. W. Humbley. Excerpt: "Samana contains a large brick-built fort; it appears at one time to have been very strong, but is now falling to decay. There are many of these forts, and their origin is long anterior to 1809, when the British obtained possession of the protected Sikh states. They were built by Runjeet Singh, when he was lord and master of the country on the left bank of the Sutlej, governing, in fact, the whole district between the Jumna and the Sutlej. At that time he fortified all the towns and villages, to defend not only the inhabitants against the attacks of their neighbours, but also to prevent the cattle sheltered under the walls, from being carried off by marauders." |
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9th Lancers Affghans Aliwal Allahabad ancient Article attack Bahar batteries battle battle of Aliwal battle of Ferozeshah battle of Sobraon Benares Bengal Bhaugulpore boats brigade British Government Cabool Calcutta called camp Captain cavalry chiefs Colonel command Commander-in-Chief corps Court crossed the Sutlej Delhi depôt Dhuleep Singh distance division Durbar East India Company elephants Emperor encamped enemy enemy's English entrenchments established European Ferozepore Ferozeshah fire flank force Ganges Ghât Goolab Singh Governor-General guns Hindoo Hindoostan Honourable Horse Artillery houses Indus Jumna Kanoge Khan Kurnaul Lahore Government Lall Singh late Loodianna Lord Maharajah Maharattas Mahomedan Major-General Sir miles military Moodkee Native Infantry Nawab officers palace Palibothra Patna possession Provinces Punjaub Rajah regiment residence right bank river Sutlej Runjeet Singh rupees Sanscrit Shah Shere Singh Sikh army Sikhs Sir Harry Smith Sirdar Sobraon soldiers stationed steamer Sutlej territories town treaty troops Umballa village wounded