SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 102
The Sikhs pp. 583-94.
Humbly, W. W. W. Journal of a cavelry officer including the Sikh cam
paign of 1845-1846. Longman, Brown, Green and longmans,
London, 1854.
Broadfoot and Nicholson—suspicions of the Sikhs-Sikh army—Mudki—
Tej Singh, 18-45; Guru Gobind Singh- Akalis, Sikhs attack Ahmed
Shah, Mahan Singh, Thomas, Ranjit Singh and Hulkar, Metcalf,
Ochterloney, British. Sikh treaties—Ranjit Singh’s death, Sher
Singh murdered, Dalip Singh—Mudki, 46-82; Wadni—Ferozepur
cession -Ferozeshah—Aliwal, 83-108 ; Allard and Ventura, Gujerat
-Bootawala, 108-130; All wal, Buddowal, Ranjoor Singh, S. Ajit
Singh, 131-150; Gulab Singh’s policy, S. Sham Singh-Teja Siogh,
151-180; surrender of the Sikhs, Dalip Singh, 181-196; Dalip Singh
removed and Christianized, 197-207; Maharani Jindan of Lahore,
370-72; Treaty of Lahore, 539 ; Ochterloney’s Proclamation, 540;
Protected states, 544-547 ; Panches and Panchayats, Punjab
treaties, 555-614.
Humpheries (Of Patna Factory). On the Sikhs, 1789. Records of the East
India Company.
Hunter Committee Report. Disturbances in the Punjab, London, 1920.
……… Disorders Inquiry Committee 1919-1920 Report. Supdt. Printing,
India, Calcutta, 1920.
Hunter, W. W. Indian Mussulmans, are they bound in conscience to rebel
against the Queen Trubner & Coy., London, 1872.
Biographical sketch of Syed Ahmed Brelvi who lead Wahabi crusades
against the Sikhs, 1826-1831; Character of the Mohammadans,
etc. etc.
……… The Indian Empire, Its people, history and products. Trubner &
Co., London, 1882.
History of the Sikhs, Guru Nanak, 311 ; Ranjit Singh, 311-12; First