INDEX.
| Page | |
| Agra, tomb of Etmad-od-Doulah at, view and description of | 151-156 |
| Almorah, flight to | 282 |
| Aristocracy of India, habits and life of | 55 |
| Astronomy of the Hindoos | 82 |
| Azeemoolah Khan, agent of Nana Sahib | 182 |
| ———, treachery of, at Cawnpore | 296, 301 |
| Baboo Duckinarunjun Mookerjee, reply of, to Lord Ellenborough | 360 |
| Bahadur Khan, visit to, in prison | 443 |
| ———, trial and death of | 446 |
| Bajee Rao, the Peishwa of Poonah | 178 |
| Bareilly, Dr. Butler's arrival at | 221 |
| ——— and Boston, singular coincidence at | 258 |
| ———, battle of | 438 |
| ———, day of small things at | 223 |
| ———, desperate charge of Ghazees at battle of | 439 |
| ———, destruction at | 257 |
| ———, Dr. Butler's return to | 441 |
| ———, massacre at | 246 |
| ———, Mission-house and Orphanage of | 517 |
| ———, our first visitor at | 221 |
| ———, preaching at, before Havelock's men | 442 |
| ———, warning to flee from | 234 |
| Baugh, Major, escape of his lady from Moradabad | 263 |
| Bentinck, Lord William, abolishes Suttee | 394 |
| Bhagvat Geeta, the, a sacred book | 24 |
| ———, its rules of moral perfection for Yogees | 202 |
| ———, rejects the common origin of our race | 24 |
| Bowhill, Dr., communication from, before Delhi | 289 |
| Brahma, the length of his “Days” and “Nights” | 77 |
| Brahmin, portrait of a | 21 |
| ———, assumptions and prerogatives of a | 28 |
| ———, definition of the term | 24 |
| ———, import of investing a, with the sacrificial cord | 24, 31 |
| ———, legal discriminations in favor of a | 33 |
| ———, oath and salutations of a | 32, 34 |
| ———, person and property of a, inviolate | 493 |
| ———, the four stages of life of a | 31-37 |
| ———, whimsical rules of action for a | 34 |
| Brahmins, arrogant claims of the | 20 |
| Brahmins no longer the learned class of India | 38 |
| ———, forms of devotion of the | 27 |
| ———, the priestly caste | 28 |
| ———, Vanaprastha, or hermit life of the | 35 |
| Bullubghur, Nawah of, address of, at his trial | 426 |
| Butler, Dr., arrival of, at Bareilly | 221 |
| ———, arrival of, at Cawnpore | 413 |
| ———, last sermon of, at Bareilly, before the flight to Nynee Tal | 235 |
| ———, midnight ride through the Himalayan forest | 284 |
| ———, prayer of, in the jungle | 239 |
| ———, perils of, in the wilderness | 283 |
| ———, preaching for Havelock's men | 442 |
| ———, return of, to Bareilly | 441 |
| Campbell, Sir Colin, appointed Commander-in-chief | 272 |
| ———, laconic reply of | 273 |
| ———, meets with Havelock and Outram | 353 |
| ———, starts for Lucknow | 352 |
| Campbell, the martyred, last letter of, to Dr. Butler | 463 |
| Carpenter, Miss, her patronage of the Brahmo Somaj | 93 |
| Caste, origin and divisions of | 23, 30 |
| ———, exclusiveness of | 30 |
| Castes, Hindoos divided into four | 23, 24 |
| ———, import of the term | 23 |
| Cawnpore, surrender at, to Nana Sahib | 300 |
| ———, breaking out of rebellion at | 295 |
| ———, captured one day too late | 309 |
| ———, General Wheeler's preparations for the defense of | 294 |
| ———, Havelock's men at the well of | 310 |
| ———, situation of | 294 |
| ———, the massacre of the ladies at | 307 |
| ———, the “Well” at, two views of | 311 |
| ———, treachery of Nana Sahib at | 300 |
| ———, view of “House of Massacre” at | 304 |
| Chandalas, cruel law concerning, | 32 |
| Christ, his government of men explains the changes and overthrow of empires and religions | 163 |
| Christianity opposed to the fundamental principles of Hindooism | 23, 29, 31 |
| ——— alone creates a true home | 57 |
| ——— the friend of native education | 38 |
| ——— woman's highest charter of rights | 487 |
