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A Selected Bibliography of the <strong>Sikhs</strong> & Sikhism 213<br />

Sarkar. Sir Jadu Nath. History of Aurangzeb. M.C. Sarkar & Sons Calcutta.<br />

1916.5 Vols.<br />

Account of the Sikh Gurus, Nanak—Gov<strong>in</strong>d S<strong>in</strong>gh, Vol. III. 342-364.<br />

………… Delhi Chronicle 1738-98. translated from a Persian manuscript.<br />

………… Rise and Fall of the <strong>Sikhs</strong>. Modern Review. 1911.<br />

………… Bibliography of Sikh History. Modern Review, 1907.<br />

………… Zablta Khan. the Ruhela Chiefta<strong>in</strong>. IHQ, Vol. XI. No.4, 1935.<br />

………… Poona Residency Correspondence. Vol. I. Mahadji S<strong>in</strong>dhia and<br />

North Indian affairs. 1785-1794. Govenment Central Press..<br />

Bombay, 1936.<br />

Also See Sardesai, Gov<strong>in</strong>d Sakharam.<br />

………… Life of Najib-ud-Daula, Islamic Culture. July-October. 1933.<br />

April, 1934.<br />

………… Fall of the Mughal Empire. 4 Vols. M. C. Sarkar & Sons,<br />

Calcutta. 1932.<br />

………… Look<strong>in</strong>g Back A Hundred Years (Indian Mut<strong>in</strong>y of 1857).<br />

H<strong>in</strong>dusthan Standard. Calcutta. Annual Puja Number. 1956.<br />

Savarkar, V.D. Hlndu-Pad-Padshahl. B. G. Paul & Co.. Madras. 1925.<br />

………… The Indian War of Independence 1857. Phoenix Publications,<br />

Bombay. 1947.<br />

Schonberg. Baron Eric Von. Travels <strong>in</strong> India and Kashmir. Hurst and<br />

Blackett. London. 1853. 2 Vols.<br />

The <strong>Sikhs</strong> and their horses. i. 283-284; Nlhal S<strong>in</strong>gh<br />

Ahluwalia, 287.289; the Sikh costume. 302; Maharaja Sher S<strong>in</strong>gh—<br />

his physique, 303-306; discipl<strong>in</strong>e at Court. 306; General Ventura<br />

talks of war with the English—Sikh soldiers faithful but nobles<br />

corrupt, 309; Generals Avitable-ventura—Court, 310-312;<br />

despicable appearance of the British gifts of clumsy watches and<br />

mirrors, 318; precious scones once the property of Persian

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