SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 208
Rice. Notes on the Sikhs.
Rich, Gregory. The Mutiny in Sialkot. Pub. author, Sialkot, 1924.
Rishi Singh Gherwal. How the Sikh Religion helps to slove man’s present
problem. Address deliverd at the Parliament of Religions, Chicago,
September 12, 1933.
Risings on the North-West Frontier, The. Complied from the War
Correspondence of the Pioneer. Pioneer Press, Allahabad, 1878.
Risings on the North-West Frontier: A complete Narrative of the various
risings of the Frontier tribes in the Tochi Valley, Swat Valley, etc.
and of the several punitive campaigns 1897-98, with maps.
Allahabad. 1898.
Rizvi, S.A.A., and M.L. Bhargava. Freedom Struggle in Uttar Pradesh,
U. P. Government, 1957.
Roberts, Field Marshall Lord, of Kandahar. Forty-one years in India: from
Subaltern to Commander-in-Chief with portraits and maps, Macmillan
and Company Limited, London. and New York, 1902. 2 Vols.
………… Letters written during the India Mutiny. Macmillan and Co.,
London, 1924.
Roberts P.E. History of British India under the company and the Crown.
Clarendon Press. Oxford. 1921.
Holkar appeals to Ranjit Singh, 265-270 ; origin of Sikhs, 269; Rise under
Ranjit Singh, 270-1, 288; treaty with Minto, 271 ; Gurkhas ‘appeal
to him, 282; gives asylum to Apa Sahib, 287; question of restoring
Peshawar. 310-314: Tripartite treaty, 316-318; his proposal to
partition of Sind, 325-326; his death, 318. 333; first Anglo-Sikh
war, 331-338; great fighting qualities of Sikhs, 338 ; second
Anglo-Sikh war. 342-4 ; annexation of the Punjab, 344-406.
Roberton, Charles Gray. Kurum. Kabul and Kandahar, being a brief record
of impressions in Three Campaign under General Roberts. David
Doughals, Edinburgh, 1881.