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A Selected Bibliography of the <strong>Sikhs</strong> & Sikhism 216<br />

Seagrim, Lieut. Dudley. Notes on H<strong>in</strong>dus and <strong>Sikhs</strong>. Pioneer Press,<br />

Allahabad, 1895.<br />

Rise and progress of Sikh nation, 13-14; Religion, 14-15;<br />

Races and gots, 15-20; Geographical division, 20 to 21: <strong>Sikhs</strong> and<br />

S<strong>in</strong>ghs and the Pauhal, 21-24; general observations, throughout.<br />

Seaton, Major General Sir Thomas. From Cadet to Colonel: The Record<br />

of a Life of Active Service. George Routledge & Co., London,<br />

1866.<br />

Second Afghan War. See Afghan War. Sedgwick, life of (Clark and<br />

Hughes).<br />

Sedgwick, F. R. Indian Mut<strong>in</strong>y of 1857. Forster Groom ,and Co.,<br />

London, 1920.<br />

Seetaram Pandy, Soobadar. See Norgate.<br />

Selections from the Records of the Goverment of India (Foreign<br />

Department)—General Report on the Adm<strong>in</strong>istration of the Punjab<br />

Territories, compris<strong>in</strong>g the Punjab proper and the Cis-and trans-<br />

Sutlej States for the years 1851-1852. Calcutta, 1854.<br />

Sen Surendranath. Adm<strong>in</strong>istrative system of the Marathas. University of<br />

Calcutta, Calcutta, 1923, 1925.<br />

………… Military system of the Marafhas. University of Calcutta,Calcutta.<br />

………… Eighteen Flftyseven. Government of India, Deihl, 1957.<br />

………… The Great Ris<strong>in</strong>g of 1857: A Brief History based on Dr. Sen’s<br />

Eighteen Flftyseven. Government of India, Delhi, 1958.<br />

Sethi, G.R. Sikh Struggle for Gurdwara ‘Reform or the History of the<br />

Gurdwara Reform movement Includ<strong>in</strong>g the speeches delivered<br />

by Sir Malcolm Hailey, Governor of the Punjab, <strong>in</strong> connection<br />

with the Gurdwara Reform Movement. The author: Union Press,<br />

Amritsar, 1927.<br />

………… The Golden Temple of Amrltsar. The Modern Review, Madras,<br />

January, 1930.

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