SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 117
Singh, by a declaration of a visit to Hardwar, wanted to sound the
British and their movements, 172; British object to counteract the
ambition of Russia and France, 173; work allotted to Metcalf,
174-175; Maharaja Ranjit Singh did not come out to meet Metcalf
who was kept away for sometime, 180-1 ; Ranjit Singh’s letters to
Metcalf, 183-5; Metcalf endeavours to alarm Maharaja Ranjit
Singh, 189: Metcalf watched and his letters censored, 190; Ranjit
Singh suddenly moves from Kasur, 190; Metcalf unable to force
his persuasions, 192; negotiations proceeds, 214; collision with the
Akalis, 213-6; Treaty concluded, 209-225.
………… Selections from the Papers of Lord Metcalf. Smith, Elder,
London; and Smith, Taylor and Coy., Bembay, 1855.
The mission to Ran)it Singh, 12; general objects of the-mission, 13; results,
15; Ranjit Singh’s proposals, 15-18; character of Ranjit Singh, 18;
His jealousy of the mission, 25; his Military resources, 26; strength
of the Sikh army, 30; Its means of support, 31; Lesser Sikh chiefs,
33; fortification of Ludhlana, 71; Karnal and Hansi, 72; Russian
designs in the East, 213 ; evil of interference beyond the Indus,
216 ; jealousy of native princes, 217.
………… Life and Correspondence of Major Genral Sir John Malcolm.
Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1856. 2 vols.
………… Lives of Indian Officers—illustrative of the History of Civil
and Military Services of India. A Strahan & Coy., London and
Bell and Daldy, London, 1867. Two volumes.
Vol. I. Lord Cornwallis, 1-28; Sir John Maleolin, 129-232;
the Hon’ble M. Elphinston, 233-320; the Rev. Henry Martyn, 321-
374 ; Sir Charles Metcalf, 375-464.
Vol, II. Sir Alex. Burnes, 1-66; Captain Arthur Conolly, 67-144
; Eldred Pottinger, 145-208; D’archy Todd, 209-274 ; Henry Lawrence,
275-352 ; General Neill, 353-416 ; John Nicholson, 417-492.