SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 120
Expedition of Geclrge Thomas against Sikhs, Patiala and Jind, 83-84, 92,
94; Sikhs incited to invade north of Hariana, 95; invasions into
Saharanpur, 36; victorious over the natives, 188 ; Upper Doab
and the Sikhs, 84.
………… History of India from the Earliest Times to the Twentieth
Century. John Grant, Edinburgh, 1915. 2 Vols.
Vol. I. Rise of the Sikhs and character of their religion- Mun’im
Khan’s expedition against them, 142-143; Outbreak of the Sikhs—
Sikhs defeat the Mughal commander—Mirza Shafi chastises them
at Meerut in 1779, 195; Ghulam Qadir Rohila comes to his
poscessions to protect from the Sikhs, 225, 227—runs for
protection to the Sikhs, 227; Taimur Abdali—the Sikhs and George
Thomas, 249-250, 270; 271 ; Shah Zaman defeated by Sikhs at
Amritsar—Ieaves Lahore to Ranjit Singh, 258; Jaswant Rao
Hulkar and Lord Lake in the Punjab, 318; Metcalf—RanJit Singh
negotiations, 325. Vol. II. Maharaja Ranjit Singh and Bentinck’s
meeting, 108-110; Death of Maharaja Ranjlt Singh, 149; Maharaja
Ranjit Singh’s successors—Gulab Singh opposes Rani Jind Kaur’s
rule—Hira Singh marches Sikh Army to the SutleJ -Br. officials
gave the Sikhs grounds for just cause—troubles in Lahore—
attitude of the British—their interference with the Sikh territories
south of the Sutlej—Gulab Singh gives a warning to the British—
Raja Lall Singh’s instigations—the first Anglo-Sikh war; the
mistake of the Sikhs—their defeat—treaty—transfer of Kashmir
to Gulab Singh—Punjab administration, 169— 184. Second Anglo-
Sikh war—Hardinge opened the way to the Punjab—the affairs at
Multan—Tej Singh, the betrayer of the Khalsa—Dalhousie bent upon
annexation—annexation effected—week spot in the affair, 193-201.
………… Fifty Seven—Some account of the administration of Indian
Districts during the Revolt of the Bengal Army. W. Allen & Coy.,
Londen, 1883.