SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 145
and annotated by William Irvine. John Murray, London. 4 vols.
Maps: Map of the Northern Part of the Punjab and Cashmere. Published
by authority, 1846.
………. Map of the Punjab and Sikh Territory.
………. Allen’s map of the Punjab and Sikh States, 1849. Allen & Co.,
London, 1849.
Mariam: A story of the Indian Mutiny of 1857 by J. F. F. (anthome), one of
the surviors. Bengares, 1896.
Mariwala, C.L. Essays on British Policy toward Sindh up to the First Afghan
War, 1839. Karachi, 1947.
Marshman, John Clark. History of India from the earliest period to the
close of Lord Dalhousie’s administration. Longman, Green, Reader
& Dyer, London, 1867.3 Vols.
Origin of the Sikhs, i. 184; Aminchand, 278-279; progress
of Ranjit Singh, his army, conquests, foreign officers, iii. 31-33;
battle of Noshera, 34; Peshawar, 35; Syed Ahmed’s anti-Sikh
crusades, 35.36; Sikh mission to Lord Amherst, 36; Burnes at
Lahore, 38; power of Ranjit Singh, 39; character of the Khalsa
Commonwealth, 40-41; Bentink’s interview, 42-43; Ranjit Singh’s
views on Sind, 114; Ranjit Singh’s wars with Dost Mohammad,
115-116 ; British and Sikh army to dethrone Dost Mohd., 116;
battle of Jamrud, Hari Singh, 117; Russian envoys corresponds
with Ranjit Singh, 129 ; Maharaja Ranjit Singh, revolution in the
Punjab, 273-274; Maharaja. Sher Singh and British Government
275; movements in Tibbet, 276; murder of Sher Singh, Hira Singh
etc., 277; exactions from Moolraj and Gulab Singh, 279;
preparations for war, 280-281; Khalsa Army, 281 ; battles of
Mudki. 285; Ferozeshah, 287; Baddowal, 292; Aliwal. 293; battle
of Sbbraon, 294-297 ; treaty, 300-308; Moolraj and Multan affairs,
309-313 ; 339-40; Kineyree, 315 ; Suddosam, 316; Maharani Jind