Letters from Futtegurh.
Edinburgh : T. Constable, printer to Her Majesty,
[1857 or later]
"The husband of the writer was a lieutenant of the Bengal Engineers, and Superintendent of part of the Grand Trunk Road" -- Note at foot of p. 6. "There is every reason to believe that mmediately after these letters were penned, the writer, her husband, and child, were murdered at Bithoor, on their way from Futtegurh to Allahabad" -- note at foot of p. 3.
Imprint from colophon.
"The husband of the writer was a lieutenant of the Bengal Engineers, and Superintendent of part of the Grand Trunk Road" -- Note at foot of p. 6. "There is every reason to believe that mmediately after these letters were penned, the writer, her husband, and child, were murdered at Bithoor, on their way from Futtegurh to Allahabad" -- note at foot of p. 3.
Trust in God