The Treaty of Alinagar was signed after this event, and the most famous account of it was given by John Holwell, who indicated that bribes of 1,000 rupees didn't convince the guards to intervene. The perpetrator of this event would not give any orders until the next morning, and he was ultimately defeated by Robert Clive at the Battle of Plassey. Only 23 people survived, while the others died of suffocation and exhaustion in, for 10 points, what 1756 incident that saw the Nawab of Bengal trap 146 British prisoners in an
The Treaty of Alinagar was signed after this event, and the most famous account of it was given by John Holwell, who indicated that bribes of 1,000 rupees didn't convince the guards to intervene. The perpetrator of this event would not give any orders until the next morning, and he was ultimately defeated by Robert Clive at the Battle of Plassey. Only 23 people survived, while the others died of suffocation and exhaustion in, for 10 points, what 1756 incident that saw the Nawab of Bengal trap 146 British prisoners in an overcrowded room.
The Treaty of Alinagar was signed after this event, and the most famous account of it was given by John Holwell, who indicated that bribes of 1,000 rupees didn't convince the guards to intervene.
{Black Hole} of {Calcutta}