SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 152
Maharaja Patiala helps the British, 99, 143, 171; Kashmere, 117, 221 ;
Nabha, III; Disturbances at Rawalpindi, 118; Amritsar, 118;
Jullundur, 100, 125; Sikh regiments at Meerut, 217.
M’Gregor, Dr. Report on Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s health. Imperial Records
Department, Calcutta, Select Committee’s proceedings.
M’Gregor, W.L. The History of the Sikhs, containing the lives of the Gurus,
the History of the Independent Sirdars or missals and the life of
the Great Founder of the Sikh Monarchy, Maharaja Ranjit Singh.
James Madden, London, 1846. 2 Vols.
Lahore—Umritsar—Govind Garh, i. 1-30; Guru Nanak and his eight
successors, 31-68; Guru Govind Singh. 69-105: Banda, 105-112 ;
Sikhs after Banda—Mohammedens over—run the Punjab—Sikhs
expell them and form themselves into confedracies, 113-119;
Bhangi Misal, 120-7; Faizullahpuria and Ramgarhia, 128-137 ;
Kanhya, Ahluwalia and Sukarchakia misals, 138-150; Ranjit Singh,
150-291; death of Maharaja, Kharak Singh and Naunihal Singh,
Chand Kaur and Sher Singh, ii. 1-9 ; reign of Sher Singh—
assasinated—Dhian Singh murdered—Maharaja Dalip Singh, 10-
23 ; Hira Singh killed- Suchet Singh’s death, Gulab Singh, 24-31 ;
Maharani Jind Kaur—Jawahar Singh—32-38; first Anglo-Sikh
war—battle of Mudki—conduct of Lall Singh and Tej Singh—
reasons of not attacking Ferozepore, 39-98 ; Ferozeshah, 99-128,
363-76 ; Aliwal, 129-153; Sobraon, 154-195, 323-348; British
occupation of Lahore—treaty with the Lahore Darbar- treaty with
Gulab Singh, 196-250 ; Punjab as an independent kingdom
destroyed, 251-274; movement against Kangra-disturbances at
Lahore, 309-322, 349-362.
Michaud. Biographie Universelle, ancienne et moderne on Historie. Chez
Madame G. Desplaces, Paris, 1854.