SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 14
Ball, A.N. Now It can be told. Akashwani Prakashan, Jullundur,
1950.
Ball, Charles. History of the Indian Mutiny and of the great military events
in Hindostan, with 2 maps and 79 steel engravings of battle scenes.
The London Printing and Pub. Co., London, 1858—60. 7 Vols.
Repressive measures in the Punjab, i. 123; part played by
the Sikh States and Sikh soldiers during the Mutiny and rewards
to the Rajahs, ii. 641, etc., Prophecy of a Jubbulpore Sikh against
the British. ii. 594, etc., etc.
Balwant Singh. The Army of Maharaja Ranjlt Singh. Lahore Bookshop,
Lahore.
Balwant Singh Chatrath. Guru Govind Singh Ji and his Message. Author,
Sargodha, N. D.
Bamford, Lt-Col. P. G. Ist King George V’s own Battalion The Sikh
Regiment—The 14th King George’s own Ferozepore Sikhs, 1846-
1946. 1948.
Bancroft, N. W. Narrative of the Sutlej Campaign, ptd. India, 1894 (?).
Preparations and march, 1-55 ; Moodkee, 56-69; Feroze—
-Shah, 69-89; Aliwal, 89-98 ; suspense—Sobraon, 99-127.
Banerji, Anil Chandra. Origin of Sikh Militarism. JIH.
............... A Chapter in the History of Sikh Militarism. JIH.
Banerji, Brajendranath. Begam Samru, with a foreword by Jadunath Sarkar.
M.C. Sarkar and Sons, Calcutta, 1925.
Samru employed by Shah Alam to pitch her against the
Sikhs, 8; her expedition, 9; Thomas and Sikhs, 19; Col. Sturat
made prisoner-ransom, 39, 73-74, 163; Lake, Begam, Holker and
Sikhs—Saharanpur occupied, Burn defeated, Guthrie made a
prisoner—Begam’s influence with the Sikhs—Europeans joining
Ranjlt Singh’s service.