SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 169
tribes in the Tocht Valley, the Swat Valley, the country of the
Mohmands, and the country of the Afridis and Orakzais, and of
the several punitive campaigns undertaken agai nst these tribes,
as well as the two minor expeditions sent against the Utman Khels
and the Bunerwals, the whole overing a period from the middle of
June 1879 to the end of January 1898 (compiled from the special
correspondence of the “Pioneer”.) Pioneer Press, Allahabad, 1898.
Norton, J.B. The Rebellion in India. How to prevent another. 1858.
Notes on the relations of British India with some of the countries west of
the Indus. W.H. Allen & Company, London, 1839. Also see political
relations; the Polley of the Government of British India.
Nott, W. Memoirs and correspondence of Sir William Nott, Commander
of the Army of Kandhar by J. H. Stocqueler. Hurst and Blacket,
London. 1854. 2 Vols.
See Stocqueler. J.H.
Nowmann. K.F. Die Sikh und his Reich, Leipzig. N.D.
Nugent, Lady Maria. A Journal from the year 1811 till the year 1815,
including a voyage to and residence in India, with a tour to the
North Western part of the British possessions in that country, under
the Bengal Government. London, 1839. 2, Vols.
Raja of Jheendh’s son—the Sikhs, 27-28; an express announcing the defeat
of Ranjit Singh (9-9-1814).