SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 11
Attar Singh, Sardar, Chief of Bhadaur. Sakhee Book—A description of
Guru Govind Singh’s religion and doctrines, translated from
Gurmukhi into Hindi and afterwards into English. The Medical
Hall Press, Benares, 1873.
............... Travels of Guru Tegh Bahadur and Gobind Singh, translated
from the original Gurmukhi. The Indian Public Opinion Press.
Allahabad, 1876.
............... Rayhat Nama of Prahlad Rai (Singh) or the Excellent
Conversation of Daswan Padshah, and Nand Lal’s Rayhat Nama
or rules for the guidance of the Sikhs, translated from the original
Gurmukhi. The Albert Press, Lahore, 1876.
............... Political Suggestions, Information and Other Services of Sardar
Sir Atar Singh, K.C.I.E. Chief of Bhadaur. Very Private and
Confidential. Privately printed.
Auber, P. Rise and Progress of the British Empire in India. Allen & Co.,
and Calkin & Budd, London, 1837.
Vol. I. The country of the Sikhs and their military power,
190—.
Auckland, Lord Auckland’s Private Letters, 1836.1862. MS., BM, Add
37689 to 37694.
Relating to the reign and death of Maharaja Ranjtt Singh—
despatch of the British army, helped by the Sikhs, to accompany
Shah Shujah to be placed on the throne of Cabul in suppercession
of Amir Dost Muhammad Khan.
............... Journal and Correspondence of William Lord Auckland, London,
1861-62.
............... Lord Auckland and Lord Ellenborough. See Bengal Civilian, A.
Audax Phil-India (Pseud.). Notes on India, With remarks on the Navigation
and Commercial resources of the Indu’s and its tributories.
Southampton, 1857. See Abbott, E.