Appa Sahib, defeated by the British, [117;]
flight from Nagpore, ib.;
succeeded by his grandson, ib.
Arakan, annexed by the British government, [122,] [169]
Arcot, captured by Clive, [34;]
suppresses mutiny at Vellore, [100]
Arrah, besieged by rebels, [266;]
relieved by Major Eyre, [267]
Asia, Central and Northern, the cradle of India, [142;]
rise of Nadir Shah, [143;]
rise of British power in, [145]
Asiatics of India, better phrase than "native," [186;]
characteristic craft, [240;]
officials, [300]
Asiatic rulers, acknowledge British supremacy, [301;]
British political officers in India, [302]
Assam, overrun by Burmese, [121;]
acquired by the British, [122;]
tea cultivation, [123]
Assaye, battle of, [94]
Attock, fortress of, captured by Dost Mohammed Khan, [163]