Wellington and the British army's Indian campaigns, 1798-1805
Intro -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- List of Maps -- Preface -- I ARMIES -- Chapter 1: The Most Successful Army in the World? The British Forces in India 1798-1805 -- Chapter 2: A House of Cards: Britain's Enemies in India 1798-1805 -- II CAMPAIGNS -- Chapter 3: Dangerous Consequences: Mysore 1799 -- Chapter 4: Little Wars: Dhoondiah Waugh, the Polygar Uprisings and the Restoration of the Peshwa 1799-1803 -- Chapter 5: The Greatest Gamble: War in the Deccan 1803 -- Ahmednuggar and Assaye -- Chapter 6: Marching to Victory: War in the Deccan 1803 -- Argaum and Gawilghur -- Chapter 7: A River of Blood: War in Hindustan 1803 -- Delhi and Laswari -- Chapter 8: An Elusive Enemy: The War against Holkar 1804-1805 -- III SOLDIERS -- Chapter 9: We dread not the Mahrattas but the Sun: Voyage and Arrival -- Chapter 10: In Slow and Quick Time: Life in the Garrison -- Chapter 11: Hand to Hand: In Action -- Chapter 12: Sometimes Bliss and Sometimes Woe: Sepoys -- Chapter 13: Scarcely a Good Tempered Man: Doctors, Hospitals and Disease -- Epilogue: More of the Oak than the Willow -- Appendix I: General Lake's Army at Secundra, 26 August 1803 -- Appendix II: Effective Strength of his Majesty's Regiments serving in India, taken from the latest returns, 1 April 1805 -- Appendix III: Ordnance to accompany the Troops in the Field according to a Letter from Lieutenant-General Stuart of 26 November [1803] and Bullocks required to draw them -- Appendix IV: Return of Tippoo Sultaun's Army at the Commencement of the Campaign of 1799 -- Appendix V: State of the Force composing the Grand Army under the Command of Lieutenant General Harris, February 1799 -- Appendix VI: Abstract Statement showing the Strength in Non Commissioned Rank and File and distribution of Forces in the Field under Lieutenant-General Stuart.