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THE ARMIES OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY
AND THE INDIAN ARMY
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UNPUBLISHED DOCUMENTS
The principal source consists of the records in the military departments of the
Government of India and of the provincial governments, described in Sir William
Foster's Guide down to 1858. The Madras Record Office also contains a consider-
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of the Company's armies to the crown. Besides these much information is
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PAMPHLETS AND CONTEMPORARY CONTROVERSY
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THE MUTINY
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