Delhi siege sermon on Cashmere gate courage and memory
A long prose sermon recounts the 1857 siege of Delhi focusing on the Cashmere gate assault. It contrasts British bravery with a family’s Delhi flight and extols the heroism at Delhi as a moral lesson for Indians and Christians. It also weaves in references to Lord Napier and the mutiny’s lasting memory.
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