SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 187
British India
Political, Ex. Dry Leaves from Young Egypt. James Madden, London,
1851.
Political Workers, Miscellaneous Statements of. ALP (HFM). Pollock,
J.C. Way to Glory: The Life of Havelock of Lucknow. John
Murray, London, 1957.
Pool, John J. Woman’s Influence in the East: as shown in the Noble Lives
of Past Queens and Princesses of India.
Elliot Stock, London, 1892.
Rani Sahib Kaur of Patiala, 234-241.
Poona Residency Correspondence. See Sarkar and Sardesal.
Popowski. J. The Rival Powers in Central Asia: or The Struggle between
England and Russia in the East; translated from the German of—
by A.B. Brabant and edited by C.F.D. Black, with a map of the
North—Western Frontier, etc., 1893.
Postans, Captain T. Personal observations on Sindh, the manners and
customs of its inhabitants and its productive capabilities, with a
sketch of its history, a narrative of recent events and an account
of the connection of the British government with that country to
the present period. Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans,
London. 1843.
Agreement with the British Government re. toll on the merchandise boats
passing through the Sutlej, 295; Burnes’ Voyage to Lahore with
presents from the King of England for the King of Lahore, 297; .
object of the first British connection with Sind, 343.
………. A few observations on the increase of commerce by means of
the River Indus. London, 1843.
………. Miscellaneous information connected with the town of Shikarpoor,
1840-41. See R.H Thomas.
………. Memorandum related to the trade of indigo in the countries