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५३६ occasion, butohered & number of unoffending camp followers, servants and others who were huddling together, in vague alarm near the Christian Churchyard. No loyalty, no fidelity, no patient good service on the part of these good people could extinguish for a moment, the fierce hatred which possessed our white soldiers against all who wore the dusky livery of the East."- Kaye and Malleson's Indian Mutiny, Vol II, Page 438. स. ४० पृ. २९४ "After the defeat of Nanasahib's forces at Fatehpur some reputed spies were brought to Nanasahib. They were accused of being the bearers of letter supposed to have been written to distant stations by the helpless women in prison. In the correspondence, some of the Mahajans and Baboos of the city were believed to be complicated. It was therefore resolved that the said spies together with the women and children, as also the few gentlemen whose lives have been spared, should be all put to death."Narrative of Revolt Page 113, सं. ४१ पृ. २९६ “The refinement of cruelty-the unutterable shame with which, in some chronicles of the day this hideous massacre was attended, were but fictions of an excited imagination, too readily believed without enquiry and circulated without thought. None were mutilated, none were dishonured...... This is stated in the most unqualified manner by the official functionaries, who made the most diligent enquiries into all the circumstances of the massacres in June and in July." - Kaye and Mallesson's Indian Mutiny, Vol. II, Page 281. #.829. 304 “As soon as the Sikhs entered the town a wild Fakir fushed forward into the road & with savage menaces & threatening gestures reviled them as traitors and accursed. "Patna Crisis, by Tayler.
