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General Havelock --News of Henry Lawrence's death --Arrival of the Movable Column --The 61st Foot at Najafgarh CHAPTER XVII. Wilson's difficulties--Nicholson's resolve --Arrangements for the assault --Construction of breaching batteries --Nicholson expresses his satisfaction --Orders for the assault issued --Composition of the attacking columns CHAPTER XVIII. Delhi stormed--The scene at the Kashmir Gate --Bold front by Artillery and Cavalry --Nicholson wounded--The last I saw of Nicholson --Wilson wavers--Holding on to the walls of Delhi CHAPTER XIX. Capture of the Burn bastion --The 60th Rifles storm the palace --Hodson captures the King of Delhi --Nicholson's death--Gallantry of the troops --Praise from Lord Canning CHAPTER XX. Necessity for further action--Departure from Delhi --Action at Bulandshahr--Lieutenant Home's death --Knights-errant--Fight at Aligarh --Appeals from Agra--Collapse of the administration --Taken by surprise--The fight at Agra --An exciting chase--The Taj Mahal CHAPTER XXI. Infatuation of the authorities at Agra --A series of Mishaps --Result of indecision and incapacity CHAPTER XXII. Advantage of being a good horseman--News from Lucknow --Cawnpore--Heart-rending scenes--Start for Lucknow --An exciting Adventure --Arrival of Sir Colin Campbell --Plans for the advance CHAPTER XXIII. Sir Colin's preparations--The Alambagh --The Dilkusha and Martiniere--Mayne's death --A tall-talk story--Ammunition required --A night march--The advance on Lucknow --Sir Colin wounded--The attack on the Sikandarbagh --Heroic deeds--The 4th Punjab Infantry CHAPTER XXIV. Henry Norman--The Shah Najaf--The mess-house --Planting the flag--A memorable meeting --The Residency CHAPTER XXV. Sir Colin's wise decision--Robert Napier --Impressions on visiting the Residency --Henry Lawrence--Lawrence as Statesman and Ruler --Lawrence's friendliness for Natives --A hazardous duty CHAPTER XXVI. Death of General Havelock--Appeals from Cawnpore --General Windham--The passage of the Ganges CHAPTER XXVII. The fight at Cawnpore--Unexpected visitors --A long chase--Unjur Tiwari--Bithur --Windham at Cawnpore CHAPTER XXVIII. The Fight at Khudaganj--A melee--Oudh or Rohilkand? CHAPTER XXIX. Mianganj--Curious effect of a mirage --The Dilkusha revisited--Passage of the Gumti --
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