SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 151
Power and Character of Ranjit Singh, 3 ; treaty with him, 216; Nabha,
216.
Mehta, Udho Dass. The Japji Sahib: A Masterpiece of Guru Nanak, with
Hindi Text and English translation. Pub. the Author, Chief judge
(Retired), Bahawalpur State.
Melvill, P. Sandys. Political Diaries of.
See Punjab Government Records, Vol. VI.
Melvill, Phillip. Settlement Report for Northern Ambala. Sections, I, III,
IV.
…………….. Revised Settlement Report of 20 Villages in Ambala Tehsil
and 31 villages in Jagadhri Tehsil.
Mennon, V. P. The Story of the Integration of the Indian States Orient
Longmans, Bombay, 1957.
………The Transfer of Power in India. Orient Longmans, Bombay, 1957.
Merewether, Lt. Col. J.W.B. and Lt. Co., Sir Frederick Smith. The Indian
Corps in France, with introductions by the Right Hon’ble the Earl
Curzon of Kedleston. John Murray, London, 1918.
An account of the Sikhs and their military worth, 483-84; regiments and
the representatives, 484; heroism of the Sikhs at the first Battle of
Ypres, 36-37; and part played by various Sikh regiments and
Frontier Corps, throughout.
Merk, J. N. Acht Vortrage uber das Pand—schab, etc. Berlagvon Mannund
Baschlin, Bern, 1869.
Merk, W.R.H. The History of the Punjab, Calcutta, 1889.
Message of Peace and Reconciliation. STS., Lahore, 1926.
Metcalf, Lord. Life and correspondence of Lord Metcalf by John William
Kaye. Smith Elder and Company, London, 1858.
See under Kaye, J.W.
Metcalf, C.T. Two Native Narratives of the Mutiny in Delhi translated
from the originals. Archd. Constable & Coy., Westminister, 1898.