SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 111
succession, one after another, of the gallant bands of 500 Sikhs,
marching to court arrest and hardships in the vindication of faith
and freedom. It bring its tale to a close with the start of the fifth
Shahid’s Jatha for the martyr—sector at Jaito.’ It include among
its contents testimony from Zimohd, the Ameritan Journalist, who
says that “the Jatha & the crowds following the Jathas were not
armed and behaved in a peaceful and orderly manner.
James, Hugo. A Volunteer’s Scramble through Sind, the Punjab, Hindustan
and the Himalayah mountains. W. Thacker & Coy., 87, Ne: N
Gate Street, London, 1854. 2 Vols.
Second Anglo-Sikh War—Sir H. Edwardes and his preparations—General
Courtland—Execution of Longa Mall and Suchen Singh, I. 104-
124; siege of Multan—battle of Sooraj Kund—storming of the
city, 125-150; surrender on Mulraj—his trial—prison and death—
Sawan Mall’s rule, 151-174; affairs in the North West Frontier
Province-Lukkee Fort—Bannu, 175-220 ; Dera Nawab—Sikh
cultivators—Wazlrabad—Gujranwala—Lahore, Amritsar, 243-
268:
James, Lionel. The Indian Frontier War: being an Account of Mohmand
and Tirah Expeditions, 1897. Wn Heinemann; London, 1898.
………… W. M. The British in India, edited by his daughter Mary J. Salis
Schwabe. Macmillan & Co., London, 1882.
Jaswant Singh. The Japji or Guru Nanak’s Conception of the Design of
Existence. Dehra Dun.
Jawahar Lal, Nehru. An Authobiography. John Lane, the Bodley Head,
London.
Jawahir Singh, Brief Note on. Contains appendixes on Maharaja Duleep Singh,
Arya Samaj, Khalsa Dlwan, Lahore, and Khalsa College, Amritsar.
Jaychandra Vidyalankar. Sikhs as a factor in 18th Century History of India.