SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 178
of eventual succession of Hira Singh, son of Wazir Dhyan Singh,
to the throne of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. It was with this object in
view that all the murders following the death of the ‘Lion of the
Punjab’ were brought about directly or indirectly by the Dogra
brothers, Dhyan Singh, Gulab Singh and Suchet Singh.
History of Syed Ahmed Wahabi, 166; Peshawar conquest; the Sikh-Afghan
war, 835, Rebellion of Shamas Khan, 175-197; Sikh army, Gurkhas,
the paddle war, character of Gulab Singh, 198.210; death of Ranjit
Singh, ambitious project of the Dogra brothers, Maharaja Kharak
Singh, murder of Chet Singh, deposition and death of Kharak
Singh,—death of Naunihal Singh, 211-226; murder of Maharani
Chand Kaur and accession of Maharaja Sher Singh, 227-237; the
Cabul disaster, Gulab Singh delays Brig. Genl. Wild. murder of
Sher Singh and Dhyan Singh, character of Hira Singh, Rani Jind
Kaur, death of Hira Singh and Jawhar Singh, 240-262; the first
Anglo-Sikh “war, the Sikh Generals, Gulab Singh’s diplomacy, Rani
Jind Kaur and the deputation, occupation of Lahore, treaty, 263-
275 ; Last days of Gardner, 276-294; European Military and Medical
officers in Sikh service, list of characters in Punjab from 1839-
1849,295-354.
………….. The Hearseys: Five Generations of an Anglo-Indian Family.
William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh & London, 1905.
The Sikhs, 333; the first Anglo-Sikh war. Mudki, 339; Ferozeshah, 341;
Aliwal, 345; Sobraon, 347; Chillian-wala, 355 ; Sadullapore, 359 ;
Gulab Singh, 380-1.
………… Memoirs of Life and Military Services of Viscount Lake, Baron, Lake
of Deihi and Lawaree. William Blackwood and Sons, London, 1908.
March of Lord Lake towards Cis-Sutlej Sikh states of Patiala, Nabha
when pursuing Holkar, Skinner and Lake cross Sutlej, Holkar at
Amritsar, Maharaja Ranjit Singh, no more advance. treaty of
January 7th, 1803, 400-410.