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The Second Anglo-Sikh War lecture

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The Second Anglo-Sikh War Lecture
The Royal Society for Asian Affairs (RSAA)
11th January 2017

Mr Amarpal Sidhu, Military Historian, will talk on the Second Anglo-Sikh war, a a conflict no-one expected. In April 1848, two British officers were killed by a mutinous garrison in the southern Punjabi city of Multan. The murders triggered a local rebellion which over the months would develop into full scale war. The result would be the annexation of the whole of the Punjab and British control reaching the borders of Afghanistan.

Drinks and nibbles available from 6.15pm

Talk starts at 7pm

Tickets: Free. Open to Members and their guests

Where: St. Peter’s Parish Church Hall, Eaton Square, London SW1

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