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The tale of the great mutiny by W H Fitchett with potraits and maps

By:

Fitchett, W.H William Henry Fitchett, 1845-1928

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Bell's Indian and Colonial Library

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Bombay George Bell and sons 1901Description: ill.,vii,18cm,384p. It includes a list of figures /plates/portraits and maps (p.vii)Subject(s):

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954.0317 Fit/Tal

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This edition is issued for circulation in India and the colonies only.

Includes index p.373-384