Vocabulary
Introduction
Part I. Cabul: 1. The Zoormut expedition
2. Revolt of Tézeen and Bhoodkhak
3. Departure of Gen. Sale's brigade from Cabul
4. Losses at the Khood Cabul pass
5. Terms made with the chiefs
6. Outbreak in Cabul
7. Captain Johnson's treasury plundered
8. Supineness of the British chiefs
9. Capt. Campbell's regiment repulsed
10. State of the cantonments
11. Return of the 37th N.I.
12. Attack on the Commissariat fort
13. Loss of Mackenzie's fort
14. Outbreak in the Kohistan
15. Want of provisions
16. Loss of the Commissariat fort
17. Disastrous attempts to recapture the small fort
18. Shah Zeman declared King
19. Recall of Gen. Sale
20. Position of the cantonments
21. Arrival of Brig. Shelton in cantonments
22. Losses at the Rikabashees' fort
23. Death of Col. Mackrel
24. Losses at Kandahar
25. Action on the Western Heights
26. Affairs in the Kohistan
27. Accounts from Jellalabad
28. Dissensions in the British council
29. Action on the hills above Behmaru
30. Terms proposed by the enemy
31. Reply of the Envoy
32. Difficulty of obtaining supplies
33. Attack on the captured fort
34. Disgraceful loss of the fort
35. The General urges the necessity of negotiating
36. Terms made with the enemy
37. Hostages demanded by them
38. The forts given up to them
39. The seizure of the Envoy by Mahommed Akbar Khan
40. News received of the Envoy's death
41. Negotiations resumed
42. Preparations for evacuating cantonments
43. Departure postponed
Part II. Retreat from Cabul: 44. Cantonments evacuated
45. Difficulties encountered by the rear guard
46. Loss of the guns and ammunition
47. Terms made with Mahommed Akbar
48. Losses in the Khoord Cabul pass
49. Akbar demands possessions of the ladies and children
50. Destruction of the rear column
51. Attempt of the remnant of the army to reach Jugdaluk
52. Gen. Elphinstone and Brig. Shekton go to Mahommed Akbar
53. Deliberations of the chiefs
54. Attack at Judgaluk
55. The final struggle at Gundamuk
Part III. The Captivity: 56. March of the prisoners towards the Lughman valley
57. Accommodation at Buddeabad
58. Accounts from Jellalabad
59. Severe earthquake
60. Adventures of Capt. Bygrave
61. Accounts from the garrison at Ghuznee
62. Ferocity and cruelty of Mahommed Akbar
63. Change of jailors
64. Offers for ransoming the prisoners
65. Report of the murder of Shah Shoojah
66. March for Tézeen
67. Major Pottinger expostulates with the Sirdar
68. Death of Gen. Elphinstone
69. Insults offered to his corpse on its way to Jellalabad
70. Akbar acknowledges that he slew the Envoy
71. Treachery of Shumshudeen at Ghuznee
72. Visit to the ladies of Mahommed Shah's family
73. Account from Jellalalbad
74. Proceedings at Cabul
75. March to Khoord Cabul
76. Offers for exchange of prisoners
77. Reports from Cabul
78. The Bala Hissar is surrendered to Akbar
79. Sufferings of Col. Stoddart and Capt. A. Conolly in Bokhara
80. Friendly conduct of the Nawaub, Zeman, Shah Khan
81. Gen. Pollock offers to treat with the Sirdar
82. Gloomy prospects
83. Policy of Mahommed Akbar
84. Death of Capt. John Conolly
85. Accounts of the Kandahar force
86. Newspaper controversy
87. Review of Akbar's conduct
88. His treatment of the prisoners
89. Futteh Jung challenges Akbar to battle
90. Removal of the prisoners to the Loghur country
91. Proposed plan for their release
92. March to Bamean
93. Terms made by the prisoners with their jailor
94. He hoists the flag of defiance on the fort
95. The prisoners are joined by several native chiefs
96. They commence their march
97. Arrival of Sir Richard Shakespear
98. Rescue by Gen. Sale
Addenda
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