SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 198
reconstruction; also brief remarks on Afghanistan and our policy
in reference to that country. Wyman Bros, Calcutta, 1868.
Punjab and Ranjit Singh. A Geographical Sketch together with a History
of the origin, life Raja Ranjit Singh, 1830.
Imperial Government Records, Government of India, List No. 206
(Handbook, pp. 90).
Punjab Railway, The, with map of Scinde and the Punjab. W. H. Allen &
Co., London, 1857.
Punjab Records. 1925.
See Punjab Government Records.
……….. Reports on the Administration of the Punjab for—.
Punjab Settlement. Punjab Settlement and Land Revenue Report
of the District of Lahore, Amritsar, Gujranwala, Jullundur,
Multan, Kangra, Jhang and Gujrat.
Punjab War, War in the Punjab: Three months in the Marches of Multan
Campaign. London, 1849.
See Chapman.
Punjab. The Macedonian and English Campaigns, in the Fraser’s Magazine,
London (Jan.-June 1849). Vol. 39, pp. 618.
……….. Warfare, The North British Rev. Edinburgh, Vol. 12 (1849-50),
p. 193.
“Punjabee”, “An Old”. The Punjab and North-Western Frontier of India.
Kegan Paul and Co., London. 1878.
Brief history of the Sikhs, the Kookas, causes of first
Anglo-Sikh war, the Jammu Rajas, battle of Sobraon, 11-25; British
Resident; Maharani Jindan; siege of Multan—battle of Ram Nagar;
Chillianwaia and Gujrat and the annexation of the Punjab, 26-36 ;
Afghans and Pathans, Umbelah Campaigns and other expeditions,
administration of Frontier, 37-127; Dost Mohd. helps the Sikhs in
1848-49;Mohammadans, opinions regarding them—Russian
movements in Central Asia, 128-187.