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A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 162 Nankana Sahib Tract, The Hindu—Sikh case for Lahore, 1947. Memorandum presented to the Boundary Commission. Naomal Hotchand, Memoirs of Seth. See Bhojwani. Napier, Sir Charles James. Defects. Civil and Military, of the Government of India, edited by Lt. General Sir W.F.P. Napier. Charles Westerton, London, 1854. Compilation of General Orders, 1842-7. Napier, W. F. P. The Conquest of Sind, with some introductory passages in the Life of Major General Sir Charles James Napier. T. & W. Boone, London, 1845. ………….Life and opinions of General Sir Charles James Napier, K.C.B. John Murray, London, 1857. 4 Vols. The party of the British Government in the Punjab-an excuse wanted for interference, ii. 450-451 ; plan of War in the Punjab offered to Hardinge in June, 1844, iii. 308-312, 340 ; Napier prepares for march on Multan, 362-364; pre-arrangements of keeping the British army at Lahore, 367; first Anglo-Sikh war, 362-385,446 ; second Sikh war, iv. …………. The History of General Sir Charles Napier’s administration of Sindh, etc. Chapman & Hall, London, 1851. Includes occasional references to the Anglo-Sikh relations just before and after the Anglo-Sikh wars. …………. Napier, Sir William and Captain A. B. Rathborne, Wellington and Napier: comments by. A supplement to Indian improvements by Lt. General Sir Charles James Napier. Published by Charles Westerton, London, 1854. Comments on a memorandum of the Duke of Well-ington and other documents censuring Lt. General Sir Charles James Napier by Sir W. Napier with a defence of Sir Charles Napier’s
A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 163 Government of Scinde by Captain Rathborne. Part II. deals with Lord Dalhousie, 39-56; and III. with the Punjab and Scinde, 57-94. …………. R. Private Letters of. addressed to Sir Frederick Currie, Resident at Lahore, regarding the military operations at Multan 1848-49. MS. HMS. KCA. Napoleonic Wars in the East. Journal of Md. History, Vol. V, iii. December, 1926. Narang, Gokal Chand. Transformation of the Sikhs or How the Sikhs became a Political Power. Tribune Press, Lahore, 1912. But for the author’s Arya Smajic bias to occasionally represent Sikhism as a minor sect of Hinduism, it is a scholarly treatment of the subject. Gurus, Nanak to Govind Singh, 1-101 ; Banda, 102-121: temporary suppression of the Sikhs, 122-127; invasion of Nadir and Ahmed— treachery of Adina Beg, 128-136; Prince Tymoor defeated by the Sikhs—Lahore occupied—money coined in the name of Jassa Singh Ahluwalia, 137-148: Ahmed Shah defeated by the Sikhs— Wadda Ghalughara—Sikhs rise and occupy Lahore—Charhat Singh takes Lahore — money coined in the name of the Khalsa, 149-160: the Missals, 167-184; administration under the Missals, 185-197; Sikhism—its scriptures and features, I. to xxiv. …………. Revised and enlarged 2nd edition, 1945. …………. K. S. History of the Punjab. Uttar Chand Kapur, Delhi, 1953. Narotam Singh (Advocate, 14, Edward Road, Lahore). Petition under Sec. 16 (2) under C. L. A. A. (1903) for declaring the All India Muslim League an’unlawful Association.’ May 10, 1947. Nash, Charles, (ed ) History of the War in Afghanistan, from its commencement to its close, including a general sketch of the polley and the various circumstances which induced the British
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A SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE SIKHS
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List of Abbreviations ALP, AP Archi
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ix NLC NMK NUL OPB OUH OUP PCL PDP
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