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Description	Image Details Image Title Fugitive British officers and their families attacked by mutineers. Published Date 1859 Depicted Date 1857 Specific Material Type Prints Item Physical Description 1 print : b&w ; 16 x 19 cm. (6 x 7 1/2 in.) Notes Written on border: "Indian mutiny, 1857." Original Source From History of the Indian mutiny : giving detailed account of the Sepoy insurrection in India. London Printing and Publishing Co., 1859) Ball, Charles, Author. Source Mid-Manhattan Picture Collection / Army -- Great Britain -- India Source Description 1 folder (19 pictures) Location Mid-Manhattan Library / Picture Collection Catalog Call Number PC ARMY-Gre-Ind Digital ID 831004 Record ID 697441 Digital Item Published 10-27-2005; updated 3-25-2011 Browse More Sources, libraries, guides, online catalog Mid-Manhattan Picture Collection > Army -- Great Britain -- India Picture Collection Collection Guide Library Catalog Record Link Permalink (click to copy): Embed this image (click code)
Date	1859
Source	From History of the Indian mutiny : giving detailed account of the Sepoy insurrection in India. London Printing and Publishing Co., 1859) Ball, Charles, Author.
Author	Ball, Charles, Author

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