SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 127
Laurence—Archer, J. H. Commentaries on the Punjab Campaign of 1848-
49-lncluding some additions to the History of the Second Sikh
War from original sources. W. H. Allen & Company, London,
1878.
Lauriston, Jean Law D. Memoire Sur Quelques affairs de L’ Empire Mogol,
1756.1761 puble par Alfred Martineau. Edward Champion, Paris,
1913.
Law, Sir Algernon. India under Lord Ellenborough, March, 1842--June,
1844: A selection from the hitherto unpublished papers and secret
despatches of Edward Earl of Ellenborough, edited with an
introduction and appendices. John Murray, London, 1926.
Intentions of British Government regarding the Punjab, 47-50 ; readiness
for expected war, 113; preparation for war—contest to be
postponed to November, 1845, 112-114.
Lawrence, Lt. General Sir George. Reminiscences of 43 Years in India,
Including the Cabul disasters, captivities in Afghanistan and the
Punjab and a narrative of the mutinies in Rajputana, edited by
William Edwards. John Murray, London, 1874.
Character of Afghans—treacherous, deceitful and blood-thirty, 29 ;
hospitality of General Avitable, 34; atitude of the Sikhs towards
the British in Cabul, 39; ‘Divide and Conquer’ policy and British
gold in Afghan tribes, 89; Regency at Lahore, 227 ; Peshawar
Province, S. Attar Singh and General Gulab Singh, 229; Lahore,
239 ; Multan affair, Diwan Mulraj. 240-242; Agnew and Anderson
killed, 243 ; S. Chattar Singh, Canons’ refusal to obey him 246 ;
reliability of General Gulab Singh and Col. Ala Singh, loyalty of
Sikh troops, 247-48; Chattar Singh rises, 250.; Sultan Mohd Khan
hands over the British, 251 ; to S. Chattar Singh, 259-61 ; prisoners
well treated, 261-262; Chattar. Singh’s friendly letter to Henry
Lawrence, 264; battle of Chillianwala, 263; Sher Singh’s army,