SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 174
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Paget. Camp and Cantonment: A Journal of life in India in .1857-58, with
some account of the way thither. 1865.
Paget, Colonel. History of the Punjab Irregular Force. Paget Lt. Col. R.W.
A Record of the Expeditions undertaken against the North West
Frontier Tribes, compiled from the Military and Political
Despatches, Lt. Col. Gregor’s Gazetteer and other official sources.
Government Press, Calcutta, 1874.
Palta, K.K. My adventu res with the I.N.A. Lion Press, Lahore, 1946.
Panikar, K.M. Gulab Singh, 1792-1858—Founder of Kashmir. Martin
Hopkinson Ltd., 1930.
Early days of Gulab Singh, 9-18; at the Sikh court, 19-41; Sikh anarchy,
43-73; conquest of Ladak, Balistan, and Western Tibbet, 74-89;
Gulab Singh and the Sikh war, 90-110, treaty of Amritsar, 111-125;
reign of Gulab Singh in Jammu and Kashmir, 126-169.
………… Ideals of Sikhism. The Sikh Tract Society, Lahore, 1924.
Panjab Administration Report, Issued annually. Panjab Government Lahore
(now Chandigarh.)
Papers relating to Military operations in Afghanistan (1841.42). Calcutta,
1843.
Papers, Parliamentary.
See Parliamentary Papers.
Parbury, Geroge. Hand Book for India and Egypt, comprising the narrative
of a journey from Calcutta to England by way of the river Ganges,
the north west of Hindostan, the Himalayas, the Rivers Sutlej and
Indus and Bombay and Egypt. Allen & Co., London, 1842.
Loodhiana—Sikh states—Ferozepur and its Ranl-the Island belonging to
the British—best place for embarkation, 149-162; river Sutlege,
163-178. river Indus, 179-204.