James Hope Grant

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General Sir James Hope Grant GCB (1808-1875) was a British soldier who went to China with the 9th Lancers in 1841 where he served in the 1st China War. After a period in Hong Kong he commanded the regiment in the Sutlej Campaign in the 1st Sikh War. He again led the 9th lancers in the Punjab Campaign in the 2nd Sikh War where he won a high reputation. He commanded the cavalry division and later a movable column during the Indian Mutiny. He commanded the British forces in the 2nd China War and in 1861 was appointed commander-in-chief of the Madras Army. He returned to Britain in 1865.

External links

James Hope Grant Dictionary of Indian Biography (1906)
James Hope Grant Wikipedia

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