SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 19
Beveridge and published by ASB (Bibliothlca Indica New Series
No. 1283), 1911.
Battle of Govindwal—Sheikh Farid Bukhari, 524 ; Battle
of Jajau, 236-7, 303 ; Bahadur Shah and the Sikhs 158, 174, 384;
Munim Khan defeated by Sikhs—M. Amin Khan unsuccessful
—Siege of Gurdaspur, 72-3; Churaman at Lohgarh, 438-—
Thanedari of Lohgarh given to Fateh-ullah Khan, 542 ; Ghazi-ud-
Din, 593 ; Ahmad Shah Abdali. 138-9 ; Sikhs occupy Lahore and
Multan—Durranis, defeated by Sikhs. withdraw from their
territories, 72.
……….. A Comprehensive History of Social, from the first landing
Suppression of the Sepoy Revolt. 1865. 3 vols. India, Civil, Military
and of the English to the Blackie and Sons, London, 1865, 3 vols
Vol. I, includes an account of the Sikhs from the last ten
years of the reign of Ranjit Singh to the dissolution of the Sikh
Empire, with earlier references to Ahmad Shah Durrani, Omichand
(Amin Chand) of Bengal, etc.
Bhagat Lakshman Singh: An autobiography, edited by Ganda Singh: MS.
G.S. Also see Lakshman Singh, Bhagat.
Bhagat Singh. The Annexation of the Punjab. Kh. Rev. Sept-Oct. 1931.
……….. Thind. Message of the Sikh Faith to the Weary World; Speechat
the Session of “World Fellowship of Faiths”, Chicago, August 27,
1933.
Bhag Singh (Vakil). Report on situation in Kashmir, January 7, 1948. M.S.
G. S.
Bhagwat Swarup Goel. The Story of Kashmir. Author, Delhi, 1951.
Bhai Mahnga: Or Search after Truth. Chief Khalsa Diwan, Amritsar, 1911.
Bhalla, P.N. The East India Company’s policy towards the Sikhs (1764-
1808). JIH
Bhojwani, Rao Bahadur Alumal Trikamdas (Trans). A Forgottne Chapter