SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 143
preparations. 353; arrangements of treacherous leaders, 354-55;
battle of Mudki, Sikh Iosses not more than of the British, 358;
Ferozeshah, Aliwal and Sobraon, 359--372; treaty—British
occupation of Lahore, 373-76; Moolraj -resignation, 382-384; siege
and fall of Multan, 385-424; Ram Nagar, 397-400; Sadullapore,
405-7; Chillianwala, 415-423; battle of Gujerat, 428-435; annexation
of the Punjab, 436-437; Rani Chand Kaur, 349; S. Chatar Singh,
392 to 394,410, 424-25; Rani Jind Kaur, 349.50; 392; Lall Singh
and Tej Singh rewarded for their treachery, Sher Singh Attarlwala,
392--438.
………. History of Afghanistan from the Earliest period to 1878. W.H.
Allen & Coy., London. 1879.
Death of Nadir Shah, 213; Koh-i-Noor, 273, 313, 333; coronation of Ahmed
Shah, 275; Invasion of India—carries Hindu slaves from
Mathura—battle of Panipat against the Mahrattas, 276-90; Sikhs
and the Durranis—Taimur defeats the Sikhs near Multan, 291-
96; Shah Zaman’s expedition against the Sikhs, 305-7; Shah Shuja’s
treaty with the British—his misfortunes, 331-33; Fateh Khan’s
treaty with Ranjit Singh for conquest of Kashmir— withdraws
from payment of the promised amount—Ranjlt Singh occupies
Attock (Atok),— Dost Mohammed defeated by Ranjlt Singh, 335-
39; Ranjit Singh defeats the Afghans at Naushera- advantages of
the victory to the Sikhs, 350-51; Ranjit Singh’s occupation of
Peshawar, 356-58; Dost Mohammad unsuccess-ful against the
Sikhs—battle of Jamrud—Sikhs besieged— Akbar Khan retreats
on the arrival of Sikh reinforcement, 358-59 ; Dost Mohammed
applies to the English for help- Burnes’ mission to Kabul-arrival
of Russian agent at Kabul, 359-65 ; Lord Auckland prepares to
depose Dost Mohammed and replace him by Shah Shuja—
Maharaja Ranjlt Singh refuses passage to the expedition (British)
force through the Punjab, 365-371 ; the British Invasion of Kabul,