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A History of the 26th Punjabis 1857-1923 provides an in-depth examination of one of India’s most significant military regiments during a transformative period. Patrick Sinclair Stoney meticulously documents the regiment’s formation, campaigns, and development across nearly seven decades of imperial service.
The work covers the regiment’s involvement in major historical events including the Indian Rebellion of 1857, frontier campaigns, and operations during World War I. Through detailed narratives and historical analysis, Stoney presents the organizational structure, leadership, personnel dynamics, and combat experiences that shaped the 26th Punjabis into a distinguished military force.
This scholarly contribution serves as both a military history and a broader lens into colonial India, offering insights into the recruitment patterns, training methods, and cultural composition of the regiment. Essential for historians, military enthusiasts, and those interested in Indian military heritage and British imperial history.
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