explain the nature and significance of the revolt of 1857
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According to Seeley, the Revolt of 1857 was a wholly unpatriotic and selfish sepoys mutiny with no native leadership and no popular support. He further maintains that it was a rebellion of the Indian sepoys. ... As part of the Indian society, the sepoys had many other grievances than their service conditions.
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