SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 146
Kaur, 317;
Chuttar Singh, 318; S.Sher Singh,317; Dost Mohammad assistS Sikhs, 323
; Ram Nagar, 326; Sucoolapore, 327; battle of Chillianwala, 332 ;
Gujerat. 343; annexation of the Punjab, 349.
Memoirs of Major General Sir Henry Havelock. Longman, Green,
Longman and Roberts, London, 1860.
Ellenborough’s recall postpones Anglo—Sikh war by a year, 146;
causes of the war, 146-147; Ferozepore contonement, 149; battle
of Mudki, 150; Ferozeshah, 151.157: Aliwal, 158; battle of Sobraon,
158-160 ; reasons against annexation of the Punjab, 160-161 ;
second Sikh war,
170: Outbreak at Multan, 171-72; revolt to Sher Singh, 172-74; Ram Nagar,
engagement, 174-179; battle of Saddullahpore, 180; battle of
Chillianwala, 181-86; battle of Gujerat, 187.
………. Second Punjab War. Cat. Rev. Vol. 12 (Dec. 1849) p.241-87.
Martens, H. The Battle of Ferozeshah (2nd Day) 1845, from a
sketch by Major G. F. White, Coloured, acquatint, 24"X 16½,
Ackerman, London.
Martin, Montgomery. Progress & Present State of British India.
Samson Low Son & Co., London, 1862.
Martin, R. Montgomery. The Despatches, minutes and corrospondence
of the Marquis Wellesley K. G. during his adminbtration in India,
Allen & Co., London, 1836.37. 5 Vols.
Martineau, Alfred. Le General Perron, Generalissime des armees
descindiaetdu Grand Mogol, 1753-1834. Paris, 1931. Also See
Victor Jacquemont, Lauriston, Jean Law De.
Martineau, Harriet. The History of the British Rule in India. Smith, Elder
& Co., London, 1857-8.
Sikhs, Ranjit Singh, 235-239: Shah Shujah, Sikhs and the
British 307-314 : Anglo-Sikh war, 325-329; annexation of the