SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 192
Part played during the Mutiny, 5-14; service on the
Frontier.
Punjab Chiefs. Memoranda of Information regarding certain native chiefs.
Government of India, N.D. 5 Vols.
Vol. II contains information about the ruling chiefs of Jammu and Cashmere,
Patiala, Bahawalpur, Jind, Nabha, Kapoorthala, Mandi, Malerkotla,
Faridkot, Chamba, Suket, Kalsia, Pataudi, Loharu, Dojana and
the Punjab Hill States including Sirmoor, Belaspore, Bashahr,
Nalagarh, Keunthal, etc., etc.
Also see Sir Lepel Griffin and C.F. Massey.
Punjab Correspondence. Selections from the Public Correspondence of
the Board of administration for the affairs of the Punjab. The
Government of the Punjab, Lahore, 1852. Vol. I.
1. James, Hugh. Canals of the Multan District, p. 1.12.
2. James, Hugh. Mozuffargarh Settlement, 13-24.
3. Barnes, G. C. The system of Land Measurement in the Kangra
District, 25-38.
4. Pollock, F.H. Khuttucks of the Teree country and Khurah on
the right bank of the Indus below Attock, 39-60.
5. Lumsden, H.B. The Eastern Khuttucks, 61-90.
6. Davies, R. H., and Vans Agnew. New Method of fixing and
sketching the boundries of villages, 71-9.
7. Brereton, H. The Coiners of the Jullundur District, 81-90.
8. James, Hugh. Summary settlement of Husht-nugur in Peshawar
district, 91-102.
9. Hamilton, G.W. The Tirnee Tax of Jhung, 103-112.
10. Temple, R. System of Town Duties in the Punjab. 113-126.
11. Barnes, G. C. New System of Field Measurement in the Punjab,
127-193.