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Meerut was the garrison town near Delhi in central India where the great mutiny broke out in 1857, after the disciplining of some sepoys for refusing to bite rifle cartridges rumoured to have been greased with 'unclean' animal fats. Dunlop was an Anglo-Indian Magistrate serving in Meerut when the mutiny broke out. His account, based on diaries and letters he wrote at the time, vividly describes the mood on the eve of the mutiny - particularly the mysterious appearence of 'chapatis' - the dried flour wafers that were allegedly a sign of the impending outbreak. Dunlop describes the first...

Ride with the Moss Troopers in the bloody days following the Sepoy Revolt.After a sporting holiday Dunlop, a typical Victorian English Civil Servant of the Raj returns to Meerut to discover mutiny and uprising has swept away lives and institutions. This is his true account of the period that followed when the Khakee Ressalah rode out on missions of vengeance. Often harrowing reading, this is a story of a man of his times swept up in bloody events.

Ride with the Moss Troopers in the bloody days following the Sepoy Revolt. After a sporting holiday, Dunlop, a typical Victorian English Civil Servant of the Raj returns to Meerut to discover mutiny and uprising has swept away lives and institutions. This is his true account of the period that followed when the Khakee Ressalah rode out on missions of vengeance. Often harrowing reading, this is a story of a man of his times swept up in bloody events.