John Nicholson The Lion of the Punjaub
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The Project Gutenberg eBook, John Nicholson, by R. E. Cholmeley
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"'Seize those men!' commanded Nicholson fiercely, as he pointed out the ringleaders."
"'Seize those men!' commanded Nicholson fiercely, as he pointed out the ringleaders."
JOHN NICHOLSON
"THE LION OF THE PUNJAUB"
by
by
R. E. CHOLMELEY
WITH EIGHT COLOURED PLATES
TO GILBERT BRANDON WHITE
WITH EIGHT COLOURED PLATES
TO GILBERT BRANDON WHITE
CONTENTS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
"Seize those men!" commanded Nicholson fiercely, as he pointed out the ringleaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frontispiece
One by one dropped through into the narrow street below
They seated themselves and fixed their eyes upon the object of their adoration
"You have just five minutes to read it and give me any message for your husband"
They saw Nicholson himself fastened with ropes to a tree
Portrait of John Nicholson
He saw Nicholson's great form riding steadily on as if nothing was the matter
A sepoy leaned out . . . and pointed his musket at the tall figure beneath him
JOHN NICHOLSON
CHAPTER I.
EASTWARD HO!
CHAPTER II.
FIGHTING THE AFGHANS.
"One by one dropped through into the narrow street below."
CHAPTER III.
ONE OF LAWRENCE'S LIEUTENANTS.
CHAPTER IV.
THE SECOND SIKH WAR.
"They seated themselves on the ground and fixed their eyes upon the object of their adoration."
CHAPTER V.
ON FURLOUGH.
"You have just five minutes to read it, and give me any message for your husband."
CHAPTER VI.
THE MASTER OF BANNU.
"They saw Nicholson himself fastened with ropes to a tree."
CHAPTER VII.
THE GREAT MUTINY.
CHAPTER VIII.
WITH THE MOVABLE COLUMN.
Portrait of John Nicholson
CHAPTER IX.
BEFORE DELHI.
"He saw Nicholson's great form riding steadily on as if nothing was the matter."
CHAPTER X.
IN THE HOUR OF VICTORY.
"A sepoy leaned out . . . and pointed his musket at the tall figure beneath him."
"Seize those men!" commanded Nicholson fiercely, as he pointed out the ringleaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frontispiece
One by one dropped through into the narrow street below
They seated themselves and fixed their eyes upon the object of their adoration
"You have just five minutes to read it and give me any message for your husband"
They saw Nicholson himself fastened with ropes to a tree
Portrait of John Nicholson
He saw Nicholson's great form riding steadily on as if nothing was the matter
A sepoy leaned out . . . and pointed his musket at the tall figure beneath him
JOHN NICHOLSON
CHAPTER I.
EASTWARD HO!
CHAPTER II.
FIGHTING THE AFGHANS.
"One by one dropped through into the narrow street below."
CHAPTER III.
ONE OF LAWRENCE'S LIEUTENANTS.
CHAPTER IV.
THE SECOND SIKH WAR.
"They seated themselves on the ground and fixed their eyes upon the object of their adoration."
CHAPTER V.
ON FURLOUGH.
"You have just five minutes to read it, and give me any message for your husband."
CHAPTER VI.
THE MASTER OF BANNU.
"They saw Nicholson himself fastened with ropes to a tree."
CHAPTER VII.
THE GREAT MUTINY.
CHAPTER VIII.
WITH THE MOVABLE COLUMN.
Portrait of John Nicholson
CHAPTER IX.
BEFORE DELHI.
"He saw Nicholson's great form riding steadily on as if nothing was the matter."
CHAPTER X.
IN THE HOUR OF VICTORY.
"A sepoy leaned out . . . and pointed his musket at the tall figure beneath him."
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