United Kingdom. Casualty Roll for the Indian Mutiny 1857-59

Softcover, entitled "Casualty Roll for the Indian Mutiny 1857-59", compiled by I.T. Tavender, copyrighted in 1983, first published by J.B. Hayward & Son of Polstead, Suffolk in 1983, printed in Great Britain by Picton Print of Chippenham, Wiltshire, distributed by the London Stamp Exchange Limited of London (Medal Specialists), ISBN 0 903754 98 3. The book begins with an Index and Compiler's Preface, followed by the Casualty Roll for the Indian Mutiny. The roll is documented under three basic headings: 1. British Army (54 units - including Staff, Dragoon Guards, Hussars, Regiments of Foot, Rifle Brigades, Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, Military Train, Naval Brigade); 2. Bengal Army (109 units - including Light Cavalry, European Fusiliers, Native Infantry, plus twenty-seven other units); 3. Madras Army (21 units - including Light Cavalry, Fusiliers, European Regiment, Native Infantry, Artillery, Engineers); 4. Bombay Army (23 units - including Light Cavalry, Fusiliers, European Regiment, Native Infantry, plus eight other units): each stating the combatant's last name, first name, the extent of the injury (wounded or killed), the location where it happened and the date. It concludes with a Chronological Precis of Events of the Mutiny and a Bibliography. The book contains 216 pages printed in black ink, on a white paper stock, measuring 210 mm (w) x 296 mm (h) x 15 mm (d), the covers with creasing overall and minor curling evident on the corners, along with fraying of the protective laminate at the bottom of the spine, the text of the book unaffected. Very fine.