SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 155
……….. Life of Amir Dost Mohammed Khan of Kabul: with his Political
proceedings towards the English, Russian and Persian
Governments including the victory and disasters of the British
Army in Afghanistan Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans,
London, 1846. 2 Vols.
Dost Mohammed enters into alliance with King Ranjit Singh for Kashmir,
i. 84; conquest of Attock, 85-89; Dost Mohammed sends a mission
to Ranjit Singh—Mohammed Azim Khan’s flight from Peshawar
before the Sikhs, 125-129 ; Syed Ahmed’s Jehad against Sikhs,
146; Dost Mohammed wages a jehad against the Sikhs — his
treatment of the Sikh envoys Faqir Aziz Din and Dr. Harlan; fearful
of the advancing army of Ranjit Singh, Dost Mohammed flies
away with his Ghazis to Kabool, 168-182; the battle of Jamrood
and the death of S. Hari Singh, 226-228; reference to the battle of
Jamrood, 250-260; Dost Mohd.’s intrigues with Persians and
Russians for the recovery of Peshawar from the Sikhs, 261 ; the
tripartite treaty and assistance of the Sikhs to establish Shah Shujah
at Kabul, 367-399 ; occasional reference to the Sikh—throughout
the second Volume.
……….. Travels in the Punjab, Afghanistan and Turkistan to Balak,
Bokhara and Herat and a visit to Great Britain, Germany.W. H .
Allen & Co., London, 1846.
Mohan Lall undertook these travels at first in the capacity of Persian
Secretary to Sir Alex. Burnes and later on a mission to Cabut. He
occasionally passed through the Punjab and has recorded his
impressions, which are to some extent influenced by a pre—Muslim
bias. Magnificance of Sikh Court and bravery of S. Hari Singh,
xv. Akalis—S. Sham Singh, 9; Maharaja Ranjit Singh,8; S. Jwala
Singh Pidhania, 10; Ranjit Singh rules without a counseller, 12.;
Shalemar, 14; S. Mihan Singh, 21 ; Ram Nagar—Syed Ahmad
and Maharaja Ranjit Singh, 40; character of Sultan Mohammad
Khan of Peshawar, 44; S. Hari Singh, 367;