SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 142
Mukhopadhyay, Calcutta, 1957.
Mataviya. Kapil Deva. The Amritsar Tragedy. Allahabad, 1919. Malcolm,
Lt. Col. Sketch of the Sikhs: A Singular Nation who inhabit the
Provinces of the Punjab John Murray, London, 1812.
One of the first publications on the Sikhs—sketch of the history of Sikhs
their religious institutions; manners and character, 7-75 ; Amritsar,
29; Guru Govind Singh, 40-76; Gurmatta, 52, 120-23; Banda, 76.85;
Royal edict for the General Massacre of the Sikhs, 85; Nadir, Mir
Mannu, 91 ; Kura Mall, 91 ; Adina Beg. 92-93; Amritsar destroyed,
94; Jassa Singh Ahluwalia, 95; Wadda Ghalughara, 98; Ahmed
Shah, 90-102; Sikh possessions, 108 Mazhabi Sikhs, 122, 123, 138;
Character of Sikhs, 129, to 143; Religion of the Sikhs, 144-197.
………. Translation of Bakht Mall’s Khalsa Nama. Journal of
the Royal Asiatic Society, London.
………. Political History of India, 1784.1823. John Murray, London,
1826.
Affairs with the Court of King Ranjlt Singh of Lahore, i.410-414.
………. Notes on the Invasion of India by Russia, Dhapooree, July 4,
1830. Appended to Capt. J. Bonamy’s Memorand a on the
North West Frontier of British, etc., etc.
………. See Kaye J. W.
Malik, Muhammad Baqir, Adina Beg Khan. Proceedings of the Idara-i-
Maarif-i-lslamia, second Session, Lahore, 1938. (Urdu)
Malteson, G. B. Decisive Battles of India from 1746 to 1849 inclusive
Reeves and Turner, London, 1888.
Rise of the Sikhs, 335-338; Banda, 339-40; Ahmed Shah
and Sikhs, 340-41; Ranjit Singh, 341-48; death of Kharak Singh
and Naunihal Singh, 348; Sher Singh murdered, 350; Lal Singh
and Tej Singh secretly foment war, 352; Ellen-borough’s