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This comprehensive historical study by Julian R. J. Jocelyn provides an in-depth examination of the Royal and Indian Artillery’s crucial involvement during the Indian Rebellion of 1857, also known as the Indian Mutiny. The work meticulously documents the artillery units’ deployment across various theaters of conflict, their strategic importance in key battles, and the tactical innovations employed during this significant colonial military campaign.
Jocelyn’s narrative integrates primary sources, military records, and contemporary accounts to present a thorough analysis of how artillery shaped the course of the rebellion. The book explores the composition of artillery forces, the challenges faced by commanders, and the ultimate role these units played in restoring British control. This volume serves as an essential resource for military historians, students of Indian history, and those interested in 19th-century warfare and colonial military history.
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