SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 158
Period immediately before and after the annexation of the Punjab, 151-
181. 187-254; the mutiny. 282-327.
Mountain. Col. A. Memoirs and Letters of, edited by his widow (The
Colonel died in the battle of 1849). London, 1857.
Mountbatten. Time only to Look Forward. Speeches of Rear
Admiral the Earl Mountbatten of Burma. Nicholas Kaye, London,
1949.
Mouton, Colonel. Commandant de la Cavalerie Reguliere de L’armee Sicke,
Report Sur Les Derniers Evenements du Punjab. Impeimerie
Benard et Compagnie, Passage du Caire, 2, Paris. 1846.
Account of the first Anglo-Sikh war by a French Officer
Commanding Sikh Cavalry. Muhammed Akbar. See Akbar,
Muhammad. Muhammed Amir Hasan, Raja of Mohmudebad. Idle
Hours. Pt. I.
Translation of the Massir-ul-Umra. Lucknow, 1896.
Muir, Ramsay. The Making of British India, 1756-1858, described in a
series of despatches, treaties, statutes and other documents
selected and edited with introduction and notes. The University of
Manchester Press, Manchester, 1923.
British relations with the Sikhs, 14-15,248,254, 307-314; disorders in the
Punjab, 331 ; British policy in regard to the Sikhs, 333; British
occupation of the Punjab. 333-336; annexation of the Punjab, 343-
351; administration of the Punjab. 349-351.
Muir, William (preserved by). Records of the intelligence Department of
the Government of the North West Provinces of India during the
mutiny of 1857, including correspondence with the Supreme
Goyernment, Delhi, Cawnpore and other places. etc.. edited by
William Coldstream. T.& T. Clark, Edinburgh, 1902. 2 Vol.
Agra Correspcndence (correspondence from) during the Mutiny T. & T.
Clark, Edinburgh, 1898.