SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 128
267; Gujerat, surrender of the Sikh army, 272.
Lawrence, H. M. Essay Military and Political—written in India. William
H. Allen & Co., London, 1859.
Lord Harding’s Indian administration, 205-361 ; British loses in the Sikh
Wars, 229 ; military strength increased by Hardinge, 253 ;
preparations for Anglo-Sikh War, 253-266; passage of the Sutlej,
279; Mudkee, 280-281; Ferozeshah, 282--290; military criticism,
291-294 ; Sobraon, 295 ; Gulab Singh, 300-310; the Punjab under
the Regency, 311-322.
………… Adventures of an Officer in the Punjab in the Service of Ranjit
Singh. Henry Colburn, London, 1846. 2 vols.
A book, full of information, though not always correct. Sikh Government—
strong, efficient and mild, I. 53; Nanak-Guru Govind Singh, 78;
Banda—Abdali, 79-83; superiority of Sikh administration over that
of British in India, 215-216; corruptions of British customs; Police
and jails, 215-216 ; ‘English Government is a strange medley of
inconslstencies’—their zulum at Karnal, 217-218; Charhat Singh, 241-
46; Mahan Singh, 246; Jassa Singh Ahluwalia, 246; Metcalf’s threat
to Maharaja Ranjit Singh, 253; conquest of Multan, 257-58 ; soldiers
asked to deposit their plunder In the state treasury, 258-259; Ferozepur
and Rani Lachhman Kaur, II. 198; Sikh territories to the south of
Sutlej, II. 177; no slavery In Sikh army, 233; Sham Singh, 240.
………… Some Passages in the Life of an Adventurer in the Punjab, originally
published in the Delhi Gazette. The Gazette Press, Delhi, 1842.
The same as Adventure of an officer in the Punjab in the service
of Ranjit Singh.
………… The Sikhs and their country. JASB. Vol. III. Selec. Cal. Rev.
Vol. I.
………… Cashmere and the country around the Indus. Selections from
Calcutta Review, Vol. I.