SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 150
Mawson. Records of Sir Charles Napier’s Indian Command. Leapage &
Co., Calcutta, 1851.
Maynard, J. Sikh Problem in the Punjab. Cant. Rev. London, Vol. 124
(Sept. 1923) pp. 292-303.
Maxwell, E L A History of the XI King Edward’s own Lancers (Probyn’s
Horse). A.C. Curtis, Ltd., Guildford, 1914.
MacDonald, Lt. Col. Sir John. Remarks on Lt. Col. Evan’s late work on
the invasion of India, 1830. Forms a part of Memoranda on North
West Frontier of British India.
Mazahabi Sikhs. Sketch of the Mazahabi Sikhs and suggestions for their
employment by Government.
Forms Section IV of the Report on Thuggee in the Punjab by H. Brereton,
November, 1852, in ‘Selections from the Public Correspondence,
of the Administration for the affairs of the Punjab.’ Vol. I., Nos. I
to VI. Cronlcle Press, Lahore, 1857.
See Brereton, H.
Meade, H. The Sepoy Revolt. 1858.
Medley, Julins George. A Year’s Campaigning in India from March, 1857
to March, 1858. W. Thacker and Co., London, 1858.
Meherally, Yusuf. A Trip to Pakistan. Padma Publications, Bombay, 1943.
1944.
Mehtab Singh. Babadom— he so-called Gurus of the Sikhs. The Khalsa,
Lahore, 15.3.1899, 22.3.1899, 7.4.1899, 17.5.1899.
Mehta, H. R. A. History of the Growth & Development of Western
Education in the Punjab (1846-1884). Panjab Govt. Record Office,
Lahore, 1929.
Mehta, Mohan Sinha. Lord Hastings and the Indian States, being a study
of the relations of the British Government in India with the Indian
States. D. B. Taraporewala Sons and Co., Bombay, 1930.