SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 129
The Sikhs. Calcutta Review. No, 26-7 (March 1857).
Recent History of the Punjab. Selections from Calcutta Review.
Vol. I, 1844.
Political Diaries of Agent to Governor General, North West Frontier
and Resident at Lahore. 1909.
………… Jhelundur Doab. 1848.
Lawrence, Sir John. Report on the Mutiny in the Punjab. Quoted by H.
Beveridge in his Comp History of India, III, 574.
Lawrence, Rosamond. Charles Napier 1782-1855. John Murray,
London, 1952.
Lawrence Sir Walter Roper. Indian we served, with an introductory
letter by Rudyard Kipling. Cassell & Company, Limited, London, 1928.
Sikhs’ possession of Kashmir, 124 ; Anglo-Sikh War, 124: methods
of Sikh Landlords, 94; Sikhs in Great War 271; Maharaja Hira
Singh of Nabha, 111-2.
Leckey, Edward. Fictions connected with the Indian Outbreak of
1857 Exposed. Chesson and Woodhall, Bombay, 1859.
Leech, R. Report on the Commerce of Multan. Indian Government
Papers, Sect. ii. pp. 79-88.
………… Description of the Passage of the Indus at Attock by a bridge
of Boat. Indian Government Papers, Sect. ii. pp. 15-17.
………… Commercial Information regarding Bahawal Khan’s country.
Indian Government Papers, Sect. iii. pp. 55-59.
See also Reports and Papers.
………… Agha Abbas Shirazi’s Journal of a Tour through parts of the
Punjab and Afghanistan in the year, 1839, arranged and translated
by. 1843, jASB, Vol. XII, p. 564-621.
………… Notes on the Religion of the Sikhs, being a notice of their Prayer,
Holidays and Shrines. JASB, No. CLXII, 1845.
………… Grammer of the Punjabi Language (Included in Report and