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A young officer, Ted, and his brother Jim arrive in India, where a budding romance with Ethel complicates their lives just before a widespread mutiny erupts. The plot follows sieges, skirmishes, and the defence of official houses, including a dramatic fight in an arsenal, betrayals by supposed allies, capture by the bandit Pir Baksh, and daring rescue attempts. Ted distinguishes himself in battle but endures reversals before joining the march that helps relieve Lucknow and encountering the Nana Sahib in a climactic confrontation. The narrative examines loyalty, courage, treachery, and the pressures of war on personal relationships.
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