SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 167
Nicholson, A. P. Scraps of Paper—India’s Broken Treaties, Her Princes,
and the Problem, Ernest Benn Ltd., London. ! 30. Maharaja Ranjit
Singh and Amirs of Sindh.
The Sikhs and Afghanistan.
The Sikhs and the English.
The Sikhs and the Indian Mutiny.
Nicholson, Lt. John. Political Diaries of.
See Punjab Government Records Vol. VI.
………… Private Letters of, addressed to Sir Frederick Currie, Resident at
Lahore, regarding the affairs of the Punjab, 1848-49. MS. HMS; KCA.
Nihal Singh Suri. The Hymns of Guru Tegh Bahadur rendered into English
and annotated. STS, Amritsar, 1924.
Nihal Singh. The Battle of Chamkaur. Gurmat Tract Society, Lahore.
Nirmal, M. S. Song of Eternal Peace ,: Guru Arjan’s Sukhmani rendered
into English from original old Punjabi. Bhai Amar Singh, Model
Press, Lahore, N.D.
Nolan, Dr. E.H. The Illustrated History of India and of the. British Empire
in the East from the earliest times to the suppression of the Sepoy
Mutiny in 1859 with a continuation to the end of 1878, illustrated
with steel engravings and maps. Virtue and Company Limited,
London, 1878. 3 vols in 5 divisions.
Duleep Singh innocent at the time of annexation of the
Punjab, i. 54; Kapoorthala, i. 108; Aminchand, ii. 256; Sikhs brave,
energetic, industrious, iii. 336; Adina Beg helped by Sikhs, i. 697;
death of Guru Arjan, i. 683; Khalsa soldiers, 680.684 ; Metcalrs
mission to Ranjit Singh, ii. 512 ; Mohammadans of the Punjab
always hated the British, 643; Mohammadan spirit of Jehad, i.
107; British preparations for war with the Sikhs, 642 ; first Anglo-
Sikh war, 644-652; battle of Mudki, 645; Faroze Shah, 646-48;
Aliwal, 648 ; Sobraon, 649 ; Rodewala, 650 ; British advance