Nana Sahib

He was suspicious of treachery; but the case was desperate, and Nana Sahib, who up to the time of the Mutiny had protested great friendship for the English, took a solemn oath that they should be protected.

Nana Sahib was mustering a force and threatened Cawnpore.

Among other wretches drawn from their skulking places, was the man who gave Nana Sahib's orders for the massacre.

������ became of Nana Sahib after the Mutiny, is a mystery that probably will never be solved.

Only a year or two ago a man was arrested, who was said to be Nana Sahib, but it proved to be a case of mistaken identity.