SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 214
monarchs, 233 ; General Avitable’s punishment to an Akali, 329;
Kashmir women, 331.
Sheikh Ghulam Muhayyuddin in Kashmir, ii. 11 : Instrument
of Gulab Singh, 21; British Governor General recommends Attar
Singh Sandhanwalia to M. Sher Singh, 23 ; murder of Sher Singh
and Partap Singh, 24, 42-49; 168-9; rumours about him set afloat.
194-195; rumours about the English invasion of the Punjab—British
preparations, 26; Gulab Singh—his cruelties, 29; helper of the
English in the Khyber and support and security of European
influence in North of India, 29; his character, 29-32 ; his designs
on Kashmir, 31-32; 116-120; he would sell the Punjab ten times
over to the English to serve his own purpose and would also betray
them for profit, 31 : activities of Hira Singh—councils of the
Sardars—money distributed—Hira Singh seizes the property of
Sandhanwalias, 50-59; ‘my self a Vazir and Guru Nanak the Raja
of the Punjab,’ once said Maharaja Ranjit Singh, 64; anecdotes of
Ranjit Singh, 64-69; Maharaja Sher Singh, 69; murder of Bhai Bir
Singh and Kashmira Singh, 76; Gulab Singh’s expeditions to Iskardo,
Gilgit and Ladak, 90-92; Ranjit Singh discovers gold hidden by
Ghulam Mohayyuddin, 93-95: Diwan Kirparam, 96; system of
Taxation, 102; General Ventura and Shawl trade, 106, 136-137
Gulab Singh’s avarice, 107; revenue, 109; the real object of Gulab
Singh was to secure the sovereignity of Jammu and Kashmir, 116;
Gulab Singh, 117; forgeries in the affairs of Jammu—Raja of
Kishtwar prisoned—expedition to Chinese frontier-Iskardo, 118-
123; tea, 126 ; heron feathers and shawls, 130: horses, 144; customs
of the Hindus, 150-156; Sikh religion, 175-176; worship—priests—
ceremonies, 161; General Avitable’s justice, 162-165; rumours of
Gulab Singh, 167; he directed the movements of Hira Singh from
behind the screen, 171; Maharaja Dalip Singh, 172-174; General