SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 21
The Jammu Rajputs and the Sikhs under Charhat Singh
and Maha Singh, 14-15; expulsion of the Gurkhas by Sikhs from
the Punjab Hills, 16; annexation of Kangra by Sikhs, 17; Dogra
brothers at Lahore, 17; Gulab Singh’s diplomacy and treachery to
the Sikhs, 17; Gulab Singh created Maharajah by the English, 18.
……….. Sikhs—A handbook for Indian Army. Govt. Printing, Calcutta,
1918.
Birch Capt. G. Selections from Note—Books, kept by Assistant to
G.G., Karnal Agency, 1818-21. See Punjab Govt. Records, Vol.
IX.
Birdwood General. Correspondence regarding the Sikh Gurdwaras Act.
Ms. G.S.
Birdwood, F.M. Lord. Khaki and Gown: An Autobiography. Ward, Lock
& Co., London, 1941.
……….. Lord. A Continent Decides. Robert Hales, London, 1953
……….. Two Nations and Kashmir. Robert Hales, London, 1956.
Bisheshwar Prasad. Ali Muhammad Khan Ruhelah, Allahabad
University Studies.
Bixby, J. T. Nanak and the faith of the Sikhs. New World, New York, VII
(1898), 704-22.
Bjornstjerna, Count. The British Empire in the East. John Murray. London,
1840.
Bentinck’s Interview with Ranjit Singh, 174; Noble manners of the Sikhs,
175; with chapters on
“What advantages does England derive from its dominion over
India ?”
“What effect has this dominion upon India ?”
“What prospect of stability has this dominion ?”
Black, C.F.D. The Rival Powers in Central Asia. See Popowaski, J.
Bloomfield, M. The Sikh Religion. New Yark, 1912.