SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 16
Barton. Sir Wm. The Princes of India. Nisbet & Co.. London.
1934.
(Bartrum, Katherine Mary). A Widow’s Recollections of the Siege of
Lucknow, James Nisbet. London, 1858.
Basu, B. D. Rise of the Christian Power in India. R. Chatterji.
Circular Road, Calcutta. Ist Edition 5 vols. New Edition. 1931,
One Vol.
Sindhia and Sikhs—Holker ank Ranjit Singh—Meeting
of Ropar—British designs for the subversion of the Sikhs
-annexation of Kythul—Intrigues against the Punjab—War
provoked—treachery of Commanders—Second war brought
about—annexation of the Punjab.
Bates. Major Charles Elison. A Gazetteer of Kashmir and adjacent districts
of Kishtwar. Bhadrawar. Jamu. Naoshera. Punch and the Valley
of the Kishen Ganga (complied for political and military reference)
Central Asia. Part VII. Section 1. ,Govt. Printing, Calcutta, 1873.
Bawa Jiwan Singh. See Jiwan Singh. Lt.-Col. Bawa.
Baynes. Herbert. Evolution of Religious Thought in India. S.P.C.K. London.
Beale. Thomas William. Oriental Biographical Dictionary. edited
and revised by H.G. Keene. Allen & Co., London. 1894.
Bedi. B.P.L. Ranjit Singh, the Great Maharajah. Kh. Rev. Sept. 1930. 36-
44.
Bell. Evans. The English in India; Letters from Nagpore written in 1857-
58. John Chapman. London, 1858.
………..The Empire in India, edited with an introduction, notes a n d
select bibliography by Rao Sahib Prof. C. S. Srinivas--
acharl. G. A. Natesan & Co., Madras. 1935.
............... The Oxus and the Indus, Trubner & Coy.. London, 1874.