SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 218
by extracts from his Diary and correspondence. Wm. Blackwood
and Sons, London, 1881.2 Vols.
Military command at Lahore—occupation of Lahore -Fred. Currie
succeeds Henry Lawrence as the Resident -Multan outbreak, I.
148-167; siege of Multan—Edwardes —defection of Sher Singh—
Ram Nagar—Sadullahpore -Chillianwala, 168-211; Rasul
abandoned—fall of Multan-battle of Gujrat—behaviour of Sikhs
on laying down their arms—North West Frontier Province, 212-
252; measures on the frontier, 253-301; miscellaneous letters—
Indian Mutiny, 1, 302-, II end.
Shadwell, Captain L. J. Lockhart’s Advance through Tirah. W. Thacker
& Coy., London, 1898.
Part taken by Sikh regiments in the expedition and their bravery in the
Saragarhi fort, throughout.
Shahamat Ali, The Sikhs and Afghans in connexion with India and Persia
immediately before and after the death of Ranjeet Singh from the
Journal of an expedition to Cabool through Punjab and the Khaiber
Pass. John Murray, London, 1847.
Conditions dictated by Maharaja Ranjit Singh to Lord Auckland reo treaty
between Lord Auckland and Maharaja Ranjit Singh 5-6; Sultan
Mohd Khan as a Jagirdar of the Maharaja, 7; Kanwar Sher Singh,
6, 8; daily programme of the Maharaja, 15-17; civil and military
administration, 18-25; Raja Dhian Singh, 26; Bhais Ram Singh,
Gurmukh Singh and Govind Ram, 29 ; Azizuddin, Beliram, 33;
Diwan Dina Nath, 35 ; Khushal Singh, 38-45 ; Ram Singh, Tej
Singh, 42-43; Hari Singh Nalwa. 51-55 ; Avitable, 56; Attock and
Fazl Talab Khan, 58-59; General Allard’s death, 67-68; Jammu
family, their traditional treachery, and Gulab Singh, 75-106; Ranjit
Deo and Rattan Deo, 80-85; Bhangi and other misaldars and
Jammu, 85-88 ; Sapuran Singh and Ranjit Singh, 88 ; Hukma Singh
Chimni’s retreat, 91; Sultan Khan of Bhimber, 96-102; Bheia Ram