SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 100
hints respecting the defence of the, British Frontiers in Hinoustan
Pub. Black, Parry, London, 1809.
Horniman, B. G. Amritsar and Our Duty to India. T. Fisher Unwin Ltd.,
London, 1920.
Hotchand, Seth Naomal, Memoirs of See…………… Bhojwani.
Hough, Major W. Political and Military Events in British India
from the years 1756 to 1849. W. H. Allen & Co., London, 7,
Leaden hall Street, 1853. 2 Vols.
Holker pursued into the Punjab—no aid from the Sikhs,
1. 311-313: British relations with the Sikhs, 1809—British army to
Sikh Frontier—protected states—alliance in case of foreign
Invasion, Secret Treaty of Tilsit, 1807; Between Nepolean and
Emperor Alexander to invade india, 322-333; arrival of Col. Wade
and Shahzada Taymur at Kabul helped by Sikhs, II. 149: the First
Anglo-Sikh war—Ferozepur threatened—battles of Mudki,
Ferozeshah, Aliwal and Sobraon-—British administration at
Lahore,’Multan affair, Ram Nagar, battle of Sadullapore,
Chillianwala, Gujerat; annexation of the Punjab, II.265-328.
........... A Narrative of the March and operations of the army of the Indus
in the expeditions to Afghanistan in the years 1838—1839
also the history of the Durrani empire from its foundation (1747),
to the present time. W. H. Allen & Coy., London, MDCCCXL
(1840).
Part taken by the Sikh government in helping the British
government—description of the Punjab—363 : Invasions of
Ahmad Shah Abdali and his successors, 365.422.
Howard, Elliot. Studies in non-Christian Religions. Society for Promptlon of
Christian knowledge,43, Queen Victoria Street, London, E, C. 1910.
Sikh religion—Maharaja Ranjit Singh, Granth—Golden Temple,
Amritsar, 86-87.