Wallace, C.L. — FATEHGARH CAMP 1777-1857.

B. Ram Natayan .. Shanti Press Fatchgarh N.d. 1st Ed. [vi] + 97pp. 2 folding maps. From the Library of Professor Malcolm Yapp, some browning, hinges cracked, shaken, early blue cloth, manuscript title to spine and label to upper board, spine creased and rubbed, corners sl. bumped. With a TLS from C.L. Wallace to Captain Bullock asking the latter for further information about the period of 1777 to 1815 ‘I would be exceedingly obliged therefore if you could kindly indicate from which sources we are likely to get information about this early period ...’Inscribed to front free end paper ‘Only 100 Copies of this book were printed Late in 1932 to early in 1932 H Bullock Captain I.A. I.A. 1932.’C.L. Wallace (MC, ICS) British colonial administrator who served as the Magistrate and Collector of Farrukhabad in the United Provinces of India during the early 20th century. He is best known for his historical writings documenting the region. Fatehgarh Camp 1777-1857: Wallace authored this account, published in 1934, which provides a detailed history of the military cantonment at Fatehgarh (Farrukhabad district), including lists of army personnel, residents, and tomb/memorial inscriptions. Fatehgarh and the Mutiny: Co-authored with F.R. Cosens in 1933, this work focuses on the events in Farrukhabad during the 1857 Indian Mutiny. Brigadier Humphry Bullock (1899–1959): A prolific writer for the Bengal Past and Present journal in the 1930s, specializing in Anglo-Indian monumental inscriptions and the history of Indian infantry.An extended edition of 243pp. was Published at Lucknow in 1934.