SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 106
Battle of Chamkaur—Affairs at Sirhind—Guru Govind Singh’s blessing,
13-14 ; Jamal Khan and Ala Singh—Jamal Khan defeated by
Sikhs at Rupar, 16-17; Battle of Rahira (Kup Rahira)—Bhikhan
defeated by Sikhs near Samana in 1763—Sikhs conquered every
village of Malerkotla state leaving the capital, 18-21 ; Battle of
Sibha between Umar Khan and Raja Amar Singh, 30-31; Asdulla
Khan joins Patiala during the invasion of Sibha, 32; S. Chuhar
Singh of Bhadaur captures Kangarwal, 32-33; Nanu Mall exploits
Ataulla Khan to wage war against Patiala who worsts the Invader,
33-34; Maharaja Ranjit Singh takes tribute, 35-36; Br. Agent at
Ludhiana excites Rahmat Ali Khan to attack Phula Singh Akali
and S. Partab Singh, 37; Part played by Rahmat All against the
Sikhs during the Anglo-Sikh war, 37-38.
Attack of the Kukas on Malerkotla and affairs connected therewith, 77-80.
Indar Kishan. An Historical Interpreatation of the Correspondence of Sir
George Russell Clerk, Political Agent, 1831-43. Controller of
Printing, Sitnla, 1952.
India Office, London, Records. Catalogue of the Home
miscellaneous series of the India Office records by Samuel Charles
Hill. India Office at His Majesty’s Stationery Office, London, 1927.
See Hill, Samuel Charles.
Indian Mutinies. See mutinies in the East Indies.
Indian Nationalist, An. The Indian War of Independence. London, May, 1909.
Indian Territories—Reports (First, Second and Third) from the
Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into
the operations of the act 3 and 4 Will. C. 85, for the better
government of Her Majesty’s Indian Territories Sessions, 1852-
53. London, 1853.
Inglis, The Hon’ble Lady. The Siege of Lucknow: A Diary Os- good,
Mc Ilvaine & Co., London, 1893.