SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 2
In the concluding chapter, the author suggests the whole—sale
disarmament of the native population, increase of the British army
with proportionate decrease in the native, and encouragement of
British settlers in the country for political and missionary purposes.
Abbott, Major James. The Narrative: An account of personal services at
Hazara; an English Manuscript referred to by Capt. L.J. Trotter
in his Life of john Nicholson.
Gives details, from Major Abbott’s point of view, of S.
Chattar Singh Attariwala’s revolt against the British authorities at
his seat of government, and at Lahore.
............... Private letters of, addressed to Sir Frederick Currie, Resident
at Lahore regarding Hazara affair during 1848—49. MS. HMS;
KCA.
............... On the Ballads of the Punjab. Ptd.
Abbot, Saunders A. Memorandum on the first eight years of British rule in
Hoshiarpur.
............... (Major General S.A.) Some Episodes in the Career of an Officer
of the Indian Army, 1828-63, Published for private circulation, 1888.
Abdul Ali, A.F.M. Notes on the Life and Times of Maharajah Ranjit Singh.
IHRC, also reprinted separately.
............... A hand—book to the Records of the Government of India in
the Imperial Records Department, 1748—1859. Calcutta, 1925.
Abdul Kadir, A.F.M. The Indian Invasions of Ahmad Shah Abdali. Muslim
Reviclv, Calcutta, Vol. IV, I and 2. 1929.
Abdul Kadir Khan, Maulavi. Memorandum of Route between Delhi and
Cabul. AAR, VIII for 1806, part II, London, 1809. Misc.
Tracts, 46—57.
Abdul Kurreem. Memoirs of Khojeh Abdul Kurreem—a Cashmerian who
accompanied Nadir Shah on his return from India, including the