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A Lady’s Diary: Before and During the Indian Mutiny is a compelling firsthand historical account that documents the personal experiences of M. H. Ouvry during one of the most transformative periods in Indian and British colonial history. The diary captures life before the mutiny erupted, providing valuable context and social observations of the period.
As the crisis unfolds, Ouvry’s entries offer an intimate perspective on the daily realities, fears, and challenges faced by British women and families during the 1857-1858 Indian Mutiny. The narrative includes vivid descriptions of events, personal encounters, and the broader implications of the uprising on colonial society. This historical document serves as an invaluable resource for scholars, historians, and readers interested in understanding the Indian Mutiny from a civilian’s perspective.
Published by Gyan Publishing House, this hardcover edition preserves an important voice in colonial history, offering readers a window into a pivotal moment that shaped British-Indian relations.
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