the hills above Behmaru

121 Terms proposed by the enemy 135 Reply of the Envoy 142 Difficulty of obtaining supplies 149 Attack on the captured fort 152 Disgraceful loss of the fort 157 The General urges the necessity of negotiating 168 Terms made with the enemy 173 Hostages demanded by them 176 The forts given up to them 181 The seizure of the Envoy by Mahommed Akbar Khan 194 News received of the Envoy's death 197 Negotiations resumed 201 Preparations for evacuating cantonments 208 Departure postponed 215 RETREAT FROM CABUL. Cantonments evacuated 221 Difficulties encountered by the rear guard 227 Loss of the guns and ammunition 231 Terms made with Mahommed Akbar 235 Losses in the Khoord Cabul pass 236 Akbar demands possession of the ladies and children 244 Destruction of the rear column 254 Attempt of the remnant of the army to reach Jugdaluk 259 Gen. Elphinstone and Brig. Shelton go to Mahommed Akbar 264 Deliberations of the Chiefs 267 Attack at Jugdaluk 273 The final struggle at Gundamuk 278 THE CAPTIVITY. March of the prisoners towards the Lughman valley 279 Accommodation at Buddeabad 284 Accounts from Jellalabad 288 Severe earthquake 297 Adventures of Capt. Bygrave 300 Accounts from the garrison at Ghuznee 305 Ferocity and cruelty of Mahommed Akbar 307 Change of jailors 309 Offers for ransoming the Prisoners