SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

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the Sikhs fruitless—Nanauta and Meerut attacked, 1767—Najibud-Daowla
defeats them, 175-176; the Sikh exactions—Rakhi and
Kambli—the Sikh Soldier—his qualities—equipment, 176-177;
Zabita Khan pays Rs. 50,000 Nazrana in 1774-75; Sikhs help Zabita
Khan and defeat his Delhi enemies in March, 1776—Zabita Khan
embraces Sikhism, 177-78; Zibita Khan forgets the Sikhs in his
understanding with the Emperor—Sikh attacks of 1778-81; Mirza
Mohammad Shafi drives them out of the Doab, 178; Jassa Singh
Ramgarhia and others invade the Doab in 1784; Ghulam Qadir
defeats the Sikhs in 1188, 179; George Thomas and the Sikhs,
180-187; Colonel Burne and Sikhs, 187-190; later Sikh incursions,
191-196; the British and the Mutiny, 196-207.
Saharanpur: A Gazetteer being Volume II of the District Gazetteers
of the U.P. of Agra and Oudh. Government Press, Allahabad, 1909.
Sikhs invade Saharanpore under Banda in 1708; struggle with jalal Khan
of Jalalabad, 1714, 187-188; Barha Saiyids—Najib-ud-Daula—
Ahmed Shah Abdali—Jats, 181--191 ; Sikh invasions of 1763,
1767—Sikhs and Zabita Khan-—Ghulam Qadir—Malwa Sikhs’
incursions into the Doab-Marathas—Lord lake—Colonel Burne—
Mr. Guthrie—Amir Khan Pindari, 191-198; mutiny, 198-205.
Newell, Major H. A. Amritsar, the City of the Golden Temple. Author. N. D.
A guide to places of interest with description and history
of Amritsar.
………… Lahore: Capital of the Punjab, a guide to places of interest with
history and map. The Author, Chartered Bank of India, Australia
& China, Bombay. N. D.
Newman, Henry. Umra Khan and the Chitral Campaign of 1895. Civil
and Military Gazette Press, Lahore.
Newspapers. A First Collection of Akhbars, etc., (Persian). India Office
Library, London. No. 492.