Chapter XV In Command of 1st Battalion of Sepoys in Midnapore District, 1780-80

Title	Chapter XV In Command of 1st Battalion of Sepoys in Midnapore District, 1780-80
Author / Editor	William Blackwood & Sons Ltd
Pages	326 - 332

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