The Sound of Fury: An Account of the Indian Mutiny Richard Collier Collins, 1963 1st Edition

Hardcover, 384pp.

The story of the 1857 uprising across much of British India, during which the colonial powers "reaped the reward of years of misrule, misunderstanding, and exploitation" The author's extensive research uncovered new material used in this account of a momentous event that closed the chapter of Clive's India and led to the end of the East India Company's rule in this part of the world.

This book is scarce outside of the Northern Hemisphere and will be of great interest to students of Indian history.

Good+ book inside very tatty but unclipped jacket. Boards are bowed with some scuffing at edges; pages generally clean with binding intact. Map endpapers.