Chapter LI. Mutinies at Mhow and Indore.—Murder of Sir Norman Leslie.—Battle of Cawnpore, Won by Sir Colin Campbell, General Franks, Etc.

Title	Chapter LI. Mutinies at Mhow and Indore.—Murder of Sir Norman Leslie.—Battle of Cawnpore, Won by Sir Colin Campbell, General Franks, Etc.
Author / Editor	James Grant
Pages	306-314

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