A Lady's Diary Of The Siege Of Lucknow

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Offering a vivid first-hand account of the Indian Rebellion of 1857, this diary recounts the harrowing experiences of an anonymous Englishwoman trapped in Lucknow during the siege. Through her personal reflections, she details the dire conditions of food and water shortages, relentless bombardment, and the loss of friends. Additionally, the diary sheds light on the British colonial community's attitudes during this critical period, making it a significant historical document that captures the essence of a tumultuous chapter in British imperial history.