SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 121
George Thomas. Calcutta Review, 1880, pp. 597-618.
Keightley, Thomas.’ History of India, from the earliest times to the present
day. Whittaker & Coy., London, 1846. I. L.C. 165-A. 5.
Death of King Ranjeet Singh—affairs of the Punjab—first Anglo-Sikh
war—battles of Mudkee, Ferozeshah—Allwal- Sobraon and treaty,
191-197.
Kemball, Brigadier General A.G. Van Cortlandt’s Levy, also called
Bloomfieid’s Sikhs, 35th Punjab Infantry, 31st Punjab Infantry,
21st Punjabis, 2nd Bn. 16th Punjab Regiment. The Regiment, 1926.
Kennedy P. A History of the Great Mughals or A History of the Badshahate
of Delhi from 1398 to 1789 A.D. Thacker Spink & Coy., Calcutta,
1905-.1911,. 2 vols.
Sikhism absolutely distinct from Hinduism, 147.
Kennedy, R.H. Narrative of the Campaign of the Army of the Indus in Sindh
and Kabul in 1838-39, Richard Bentley, London, 1840. 2 Vols.
Kensington, A. Settlement Report of the Ambala District. Govt. of the
Punjab, “Civil & Military Gazette” Press, Lahore, 1893.
Revenue history before the revised settlement, 15-
25;Revenue assignments—history, 64-77.
Ker, D. The Sikh Temple in the Himalayas, Mattan. III. Lit. Magazine,
New York, January, 1883, pp. 500.
Khalsa, The Lahore. Articles on Sikhism and connected subjects
in the Khalsa Lahore, edited by Bhagat lakshman Singh. 1899-
1901 and 1929-1932.
Khalsa College, Amrltsar. Amrltsar Versus Lahore, or the
controversy about the location of the Khalsa College by a
Pothwari (Pothohari). Rawalplndl, 1891.
………… Another work on the same subject by 8hagat lakshman Singh,
manuscript. G. S.