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== Campaign Actions == | == Campaign Actions == | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Revision as of 18:11, 23 October 2010
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See our interactive map of 3rd Maratha War locations and routes on Google Maps | |
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The campaign during the 3rd Maratha War fought by the Reserve Division of the Army of the Deccan under Sir Thomas Munro and
General Theophilus Pritzler against the Pindari freebooters.
For an account of the campaign see the narrative on the page for the 22nd Light Dragoons.
Campaign Actions
For details of the events in this campaign see the following articles
| 27 Oct 1817 | Sundur |
| 6 Jan 1818 | Gadag |
| 14 Jan 1818 | Hubli |
| 16 Jan 1818 | Misri Kota |
| 12 Feb 1818 | Belur |
| 17 Feb 1818 | Badami |
| 16 Mar 1818 | Poorundhur |
| 10 Apr 1818 | Siege of Belgaum |
| 10 Apr 1818 | Capture of Wassota |
| 14 May 1818 | Capture of Sholapoor' |
External Links
Lt-Col Blacker's Memoir Google Books
Life of Sir Thomas Munro Google Books
