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It's September 1857 - the Indian Mutiny is going strong. The British are outnumbered and outgunned. Not a good position to be in for storming a major city.
But they are determined to hold India at all costs. Can the redcoats and their allies achieve the impossible against a determined and worthy foe?
Walk the streets of old Delhi with me to find out more about this important Indian Mutiny battle of September 1857.
I am also joined by Historian Amarpal Singh on this episode. He has a book on the battle that can be purchased via this link
https://amzn.to/44jvt4O
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