SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 131
Lethbridge Sir E. Roper. The Golden Book of India: A Geneological and
Biographical dictionary of the ruling princes, chiefs, nobles and
other personages, titled or decorated, of the Indian Empire.
Sampson Low, Marston & Coy., London, 1893.
Letters, Political. Military and Commercial, on the present state and
Government of the Province of Oude and its dependencies,
addressed to Sir Johnston, Baronet, Governor General, etc.,
London, 1794.
Lewis, A. G. M. Gordon: The Pilgrim Missionary of the Punjab, 1839-
1880. London, 1889.
Leyden Dr. John (Translations from Sikh literature).
Loyd, Major Sir William and Captain Alexander Gerard. Narrative of a
Journey from Cawnpore to the Boorendo Pass in the Himalaya
mountains Via Gwalior, Agra, Delhi, and Sarhind, edited by George
Lloyd. J. Madden & Co., (Late Palbury & Co.), London, 1840.
Patiala—Maharaja Kurrum Singh—Character and custume of the Sikhs,
i. 68—69; Patiala—revenue of the state, 70-73 ; history of Sikhs
(based on Wilkins and Malcolm), 76-85.
Lockwood, Edward. The Early Days of Marlborough College...to which
is added Patna during the mutiny. Simkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent
& Co, Ltd., London, 1893.
Loehlin, C. H. The Sikhs and their scriptures. The Lucknow Publishing
House, Lucknow, 1958.
Llogin, Lady. Sir John Login and Duleep Singh. W. H. Allen & Company,
London. S. W., 1890.
Daleep Singh had real wrongs and was goaded into action, viii, treatment
dealt out to Daleep Singh unjust, xvi-xvii; ‘cheated out of his
Kingdom,’ and ‘was the most miserable’ he said, xviii; Sikhs, no
converts by sword,99-100; Granth—Khalsa, 100-1; murder of Chet