SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 191
1850 and 1850-1851 being the two first years after the an nexation.
also for 1852-1857-8. Calcutta Gazette Office. Calcutta, 1853.
Also Imperial Records Department, Government of India.’ List No. 356-
9. 362-5 (Handbook, p. 90).
………. General Report on the administration of the Punjab Territories
comprising the Punjab proper and the Cis—and Trans—Sutlej
States for the years 1851-52, 1852-53. Calcutta. 1854 (Selections
from the Records of the Government of India, Foreign
Department).
………. History of the Punjab and the Rise, Progress and Present condition
of the sect and nation of the Sikhs (by T. Thornton) Allen & Co.,
London, 1846.
Beginning with the hydrography and early history of of the Punjab, the
author traces the origin and rise of the Sikh nation from the time
of the Gurus and ends with the signing of the treaties with the Lahore
Darbar and Rajah Gulab Singh, and the formal occupation of the
Sikh cap by the British troops after the first Anglo-Sikh war.
Also see Thornton, T.
………. Jail Committee, Report of the, appointed by the Government of
the Punjab in 1910. Punjab Govt., Lahore.
………. The Punjab Mutiny Report. 1858.
………. Punjab Problems and Politics.
Reprints from—bearing on the affairs in the Punjab during and after the
Martial—Law of 1919.
………. Selections from the Public Correspondence of the administration
for the affairs of the Punjab, Vol., IV, No. I, Punjab Mutiny Report.
London, 1859.
………. Services, etc., of the Brigade Staff Punjab Irregular Force.
Punjab Cavalry. History of the Second Punjab Cavalry from 1849 to 1886.
Kegan Paul. French & Co., London, 1888.