SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 119
negotiations, 120; Sikhs in the upper Doab, 120-121 ; the Sikhs
defeated by Mirza Shafi, 122-123: incursions of the Sikhs in the
Doab with no effective opposition from the Mughal courtiers, 132-
133; change of British Policy towards India, 132-144; Begam
Samru and the Sikhs, 153; Sikh incursion in the Rohilia territories,
157; Zullam of Ghulam Qadir over Shah Alam, 172-180; he flies
to find refuge with the Sikhs, 182; his death, 182-83; Bhamboo
Khan’ brother of Ghulam Qadir takes refuge with the Sikhs, 185,
224; character of European adventurers, 215; no incursions of the
Sikhs in tha Doab in the early 1795, 221 ; Bhamboo Khan appeals
to the Sikhs for help, 224; Battle of Amritsar between the Sikhs
and Shah Zaman who retreats back upon Lahore, 224; Shamboo
Nath calls in the Sikhs to his aid, 228; George Thomas’ designs
upon the Punjab, 229, 231.
………… The Fall of the Mughal Empire of Hlndostan. W. H. Allen &
Coy., London, 1887.
Bahadur Shah’s death at Lahore when on an expedition
against the Sikhs, 20-21; the invasions of Ahmed Shah Abdall and
battle of Panipat, 23-92; Sikhs shake the whole fabric of British
India, 81 ; Sikhs defeat Ahmad Shah in 1767; 87; they help Zabita
Khan at Ghausgarh, 117-123; Zabita Khan becomes a Sikh, 121 ;
Sikhs defeat and turn out Ahmad Dad of Sarhind, 1778, 123-24;
Nawab Abdul Ahid Khan, Majad-ul-Dauiah goes against them;
negotiates with them at Knrnaj-Patiala is defeated in the winter,
1778-79, 124-25 ; Bhamboo Khan brother of Ghulam Qadir an
exile among the Sikhs, 233; Sikh raid the upper Jamuna—Ganges
Doab in 1779, 125; defeated by Mirza Shafi near Meerut, 129;
Shah Zaman defeated by the Sikhs at Amrltsar, 233 ; Begam
Samru retires from Sikh front, 159.
Keene, H. G. Hindostan under the Free Lances—The Great Anarchy or
Darkness before Dawn—sketches of Military adventurers of
Hindostan preceding Brtish occupation with a preface by Rt.
Hon’ble Sir Richard Temple with illustrations and maps. Brown
Langham & Coy., Ltd., London, 1901, 1907.