SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 210
Panipat—Karnal—Thanesar—Amritsar, the holy City of the Sikhs—
Lahore—North West Frontier, 536 to 544.
Rowlatt, S.A.F. Revolutionary Conspiracies in the Punjab:
Report of the Sedition Committee appointed to investigate revol
utionary conspiracies. London, 1918.
Roy, G.K. (R.S.) A Brief History of Lahore and Directory (1915). Lahore, 1914.
Ruggles, Major-General J. Recollections of a Lucknow Veteran. 1845-
1876. Longman Green and Co., London, New York, Bombay, 1906.
Ranjeet Singh, Memoir of Raja, the present Ruler of the Sikhs.
The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register, Vol. III. January to
June, 18I7.
Runjeet Singh, the above, Vol. XVII, January-June, 1824. Also
See Punjab and Ranjlt Singh.
Rup Singh, E.A.C. (retd ) Sikhism: A Universal Religion. The Sikh
Review, March, 1914. The Coronation Printing Works, Amrltsar.
Ruskin. John. A Knight’s Faith: Passages in the Life of Sir Herbert
Edwardes. See under Edwardes, Herbert.
Russell, Henry. The Letters of Civls on Indian affairs from 1842-1849.
John Murray, London, 1850.
Russell, Wilfrid. Indian Summer. Thacker Be Co., Bombay, 1951. Partition
of India.
Russell, Willam Howard. My Diary in India in the years 1858-9. Routledge,
Warne, and Routledge, London, 1860.2 Vols.
Part played by the Sikhs and Sikh States during the Mutiny.
………… My Indian Mutiny Diary. Cassell & Co., London, 1957.
Ryder. John, Corporal. Four Year’s Service in India, by a Private
Soldier. Leicester. 1853.
(See Maurice J. D. Cockle’s A Catalogue of Books
relating to the Military History of India, Simla 1901, p. 25).
Second Sikh War.