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*Volume 53,1975 No, pages 27-47. 27 A complete and detailed description of the uniforms of all ranks of the [[:Category:Madras Artillery Regiments|Madras Artillery]] in 1842. [https://www.jstor.org/stable/44235060 jstor.org]*Volume 54,1976. Thomas Erskine Dempster was Medical Officer in charge of the Regiment at the time of the [[Barrackpore Mutiny|1824 mutiny]] by the [[47th Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry|47th Native Infantry]] at [[Barrackpore]], Bengal. In his account of the mutiny, he outlines the conditions and events leading up to the mutiny, provides an eye-witness account of the action, then describes the hangings and subsequent repeals that occurred later. He concludes with some personal observations and reasoning with regard to the circumstances of the revolt.[https://www.jstor.org/stable/44225517 jstor.org]*Volume 61.no 247, Autumn 1983 page 142, A biographical article titled Nathaniel Washington Bancroft, about a soldier in the EIC Army [[Bengal Horse Artillery]], born early 1820's. He wrote the book ''From Recruit to Staff Sergeant'', published 1885. Elsewhere, it is said Bancroft "gives particular emphasis on the Sikh wars that culminated in the three Sutlej battles, which he describes in gory detail. His account of the actions of the artillery in the Sikh battles match with accuracy to the official accounts, giving a reliable illustration of the tactics of that time. Bancroft gives a tactile description of the sights and sounds of the battlefield, as they were seen and heard from the men on the ground".<ref>[https://www.sikhbookshelf.com/products/from-recruit-to-staff-sergeant ''From Recruit to Staff Sergeant''] sikhbookshelf.com</ref> A 1979 reprint of this book is available at the [[British Library]]. A recent reprint is available with a changed title.<ref>[http://www.leonaur.com/index.php?route=product/product&search=Bancroft&product_id=280 ''Bancroft Of The Bengal Horse Artillery''] Leonaur Books</ref>[https://www.jstor.org/stable/44227088 jstor.org]