SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 189
………. Origin of the Sikh Power in the Punjab and Political Life of
Maharaja Ranjit Singh with an account of the present condition,
religion, laws and customs, of the Sikhs. G H. Huttman, Military
Orphan Press, Calcutta, 1834.
Invasion of Ahmed Shah Abdall, Raja Kaura Mal, affairs
of the Punjab on the decline of Delhi sovereignty, 1-20; rise and
exploits of principal Sikh Chiefs In their struggles against the
Afghans, occupation of their territory, 21-37; feuds and contentions
of the Sikhs, Charhat Singh, Maha Singh, 38.50; early administration
of Ranjit Singh, Koh-i-Noor, conquest of Cashmere, Attock and
Peshawar, 71-135; battle of Nowshera, 137-9; Hari Singh at
Chamkanni, Durband. 141 ; operations against Sayed Ahmed,
142.151 ; mission of Burnes, meeting with Bentlnck. 152-177;
character and polley of Ranjit Singh, his revenues, army, etc.,
178-190; rules and customs of the Sikhs, 191-224.
Adina Beg, 5-17 ; Bhai Lall Singh, 64, 90; Bhag Singh
Hallowalia, 82-3 ; Jind; Bhag Singh, 58, 64, 90; Balbhadar Singh
Gorkha, 139; Hari Singh, 129, 139, 141, 160; Jodh Singh Ramgarhia,
54, 60, 86-7, 113; Jassa Singh Ramgarhla, 29, 44-45; Kaura Mall,S,
10, 12; his family find an asylum at Jammoo, 43 ; Mir Manno, 8-
14; Ranjit Deo, 25, 38, 43; Tara Singh Ghaiba, 30, 55, 60-63.
………. (Trans) Memoirs of the Pathan Soldier of Fortune, the Nawab
Ameer-odd-Daula Mohammad Amir Khan chief of Seronj, etc.
by Busawan Lall. G.H. Huttman Military Orphan Press, Calcutta,
1838.
See Busawan Lall
Prior, Miss LF. Loveday. Punjab Prelude. John Murray. London, 1952.
Pritam Singh. A Paper on Maharaja Ranjit Singh. the Lion of the Punjab:
Anecdotes from Sikh History. No.5. Bhai Amar Singh, Manager,
the Khalsa Agency, Lahore, 1906.