As commander of the 8th Irregular Cavalry at Bareilly when it rebelled, at Delhi, the storming of Jhajjar (hajjar), and Lucknow, and memorialises several of his fallen fellow officers, including captains Frederick Wale of the I" Sikh Irregular Cavalry, and Charles Sanford of Mackenzie's own unit, killed while reconnoitring alone in a village on the banks of the Gomti River in March 1858. Mackenzie's reminiscences were first printed in the Anglo-Indian periodical The Pioneer, where Rudyard Kipling was assistant editor in the 1880s. The Pioneer Press published a second edition of Mutiny Memoirs in 1892. Octavo (rgI x 122 mm). Contemporary burgundy halt roan, binding refurbished with original label laid down, Shell pattern marbled sides trimmed with quadruple gilt fillets. Contemporary ownership inscription to half-title of one Ethel W. Bulkeley (dated 1892). Binding relined, endpapers renewed, paste toning to half-title and last least, minor splash stains to p.r3, else clean. A very good copy. " Bruce.