SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 157
Moorcraft W., and G. Frebeck. Travels in the Himalayan Provinces of
Hindostan and the Punjab. in Lajak and Kashmir in the Peshawar.
Kabul and Kunduz and Bokhara from 1819 to 1825, John Murray,
Landor., 1837.
Contains impressions of thei Punjab and Sikh territories durirg the reign of
Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Vol. i.—Sikh territories in the Hills. 1-60,
Mandi, Hoshyarpore, Amritsar. Lahore; interviews with the
Maharaja, an account of the Sikh capital and its splendour. 60-61
; Phula Singh Akali ; indisposition of Ranjit Singh—Fateh Singh
Ahluwalia—Sikh religious establishment— Raja Sansar Chand—
Kangra ceded to Ranjit Singh—paramount authority of the Sikhs
:on the Hills. 107-146; political relations of Ladak with Raniit Singh,
418; the Sikhs in Cashmere, ii. 83-106; the Sikhs in the North
Western Punjab, Jhelum, Rohtas, Rawalpindi, Hassan Abdal (Panja
Sahib). i.i. 274-344.
……….. Letter to Sir David Ochterloney, May 12, 1820. JPUH. Vol.
II. pt. I.
Moor-Smith G.C. The Autobiography of Lt. General Sir Harry Smith, Baronet
cf Aliwal on the Sutlej. John Murray, London, 1900-2. 2 Vols.
Affairs in the Punjab—outbreak of the first Anglo- Sikh war—battle of
Moodkee, ii. 139-148; battle of Ferozeshah, ii. 149-164; Futteygarh
and Dhurmcote—-Buddowal, 105-177; battles of Aliwal and
Sobraon. 178-195.
Morgan. Mazahabi Sikhs.
Morris H. Marquis of Dalhousie. (The Governors.General of India series).
2 Vols. 1907.
.............. Sir Henry Lawrence, 1908.
.............. Earl of Auckland.
Morrison J.L. Lawrence of Lucknow, 1806-1857, being the Life of Sir
Henry Lawrence retold from his private and public papers. G.
Bell, London, 1934.