SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 168
upon Lahore, 651; treaty, 652 ; Multan and Moolraj, Sher Singh,
battle of Ram Nagar, 652-658 ; Sher Singh takes position at
Rasul-battle of Chillianwala—operations against Ram Singh, 659-
663 ; battle of Gujrat, 663; surrender of Sikh army, annexation of
the Punjab, 665.
Kookas, iii. 162,164-168 ; Amritsar, 299; Nanak Matta, 309.
Engravings 1st. Div. Sacred Tank and Temple Amritsar, Maharaja Ranjit
Singh: Samadh of Maharaja Ranjit Singh at Lahore—battle of
Gujrat, Lahore;
2nd Division: battle of Moodki—Viscount Hardlnge;
4th Division: battle of Aliwal, Viscount Gough;
5th Division: Earl Auckland, Dost Mohammad Khan,
Gulab Singh.
Nolan, Dr. E.H. Hume and Smollett’s History of England, continued Virtue
and Company Limited, London.
Anglo-Sikh war, 729.
Norgate Lt. Col. (Trans,) Sitaram Pandy: From Sepoy to Subedar, being
the life and adventures of a native officer of the Bengal army,
written and related by himself and translated by. 1873, 1911.
Norman, General Sir Henry Wylie. A Narrative of the Campaign of the
Delhi Army. W.H. Dalton, London, 1858.
Details of the services rendered by the Sikh soldiers in the siege and fall of
Delhi during the mutiny of 1857-58.
North, Major. Journal of an English Officer in India. Hurst and Blacket,
London, 1858.
Sikhs compelled to join the mutiny of the 37th N.I., 13; part played
by the Sikhs in suppression of the mutiny of 1857-58.
North West Frontier.
The Rising on the North West Frontier, being a complete Narrative,
with specially prepared maps, of the various risings of the Frontier