SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 170
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Obhrai, Diwan Chand. The Evolution of North—West Frontier; being a
Survey of the History and Constitutional Development of N.W.F.P.
London Book Co., Peshawar, 1938.
Ochterloney, Col. David. Despatches. London, 1850.
………… Private Letters of, addressed to Sir Charles MetCalf.MS. HMS;
KCA.
O’Dwyer, Sir Michael. India as I knew it, 1885-1925. Constable & Company
Ltd., London, 1925.
Shahpur, 27-50; first Gujranwala settlement, 51-72; Punjab before the war,
168-171; Mohammadan conspiracies, 172-182 ; various conspi
racles, 183-189; the Ghadar party, 190-209 ; rising of south west
Punjab, 210-213 ; War services of the Punjab (1914-1918), 213-
231; riots in the Punjab—Jallianwala Bagh affairs, etc., 263—
317; O’Dwyer—Nair case-later risings.
Races and religions in the Punjab. Near East, London, Vol. 176,
November, 1904, pp. 597-713.
Officer, An. Narrative of a Three Months’ march in India and residence
in the Doab. London, 1841.
…………….. (Surgeon W.W. Ireland, Bengal Artillery). History of the
Siege of Delhi by an Officer who served there. Adam and Charles
Black, Edinburgh, 1861.
Officer of Bengal Army, An. Tour to Lahore, AAR, 1809.
Officer, A Cavalry.
See Cavalry Officer. A.
Old Punjabee, An. The Punjab and North West Frontier of India, See
Punjabee, an old.
Oliver, Major Gen. John Ryder. Campaigning in Oude, (Being Private
Letters to his father John Dudley Oliver).