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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
A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 219 Singh Rajauri, 96-98; invasions of Kashmir, 99-100; Jagirs of the Dogras, 103-106; Charhat Singh occupies Rohtas and Jhelum, 108- 109, 119; Kamlagarh fort, 124; Charhat Singh grants Dhamuk to Attariwalas, 132; 138; S. Gujjar Singh takes Perwala, 136, 143; Jherar, 140, (given to Attariwalas)—Rawat Ki Serai, 144; Bhai Dal Singh of Rawalpindi, 148-149; Kala Singh Thanedar, 155; Ganda Singh defeats Daudputras at Multan, 155; Charhat Singh and Ganda Singh, 155; Panja Sahib, Hassan Abdal, 158; Temple built by Sardar Hari Singh, 158; Hand impression of Baba Nanak engraved by Sobat Singh Nehang, 159-160; Ram Singh Pada, 161; S. Hari Singh, 162, 273; S. Lehna Singh Sandhanwalia, 162; Sikhs take Burhan, 166; Hydro Attacked and built by Syed Ahmed, 168; Attock conquered by Sikhs: Diwan Mohkam Chand, 169-179; Ranjit Singh and his Sikhs improving the works of Akbar at Attock, 172; Nadir Shah’s crown lost, 174; Ranjit Singh fords Attock, 175; Ganda Singh Thanedar praised by Wade, 180; Sikhs, Khyber and Wade, 185; Sikhs defeat Sayyed Ahmad at Akora—Budh Singh killed, 189-91 ; Kashmir conferred on Kharak Singh on account of the intrigues of Gulab Singh, 199; Gulab Singh intrigues against Kharak Singh, 199; double game of Col. Wade about the Sikhs, 210-12; Some Sikhs attacked by Khyberies, 219-21 ; S. Sham Singh, 232; Shahzada Muhammad Hashim living on Sikh bounty, 232; Ali Masjid, 245 ; Nau Nihal Singh on the frontier, 315-423; Sikhs at Peshawar, 258 ; Dost Muhammad defeated, 266; excesses of Sayyed Ahmad at Peshawar by forcible marriages, 273; Afghans unable to stand against the Sikhs, 277-78; Mussulmans hate the Sikhs, 280; death of Ranjit Singh, 271-72; Sikh attitude towards. the E.I Co., 372-383; Jalalabad—Murder of S. Chet Singh, 518- 20; Nau Nihal Singh and Kharak Singh, 518-43; timely services of the Sikh govt. acknowledge by Lord Auckland, 547; the fear of Persian advance towards India was the cause of the British interference in the affairs of Afghanistan, 548; Shah Shujah was
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A SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE SIKHS
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List of Abbreviations ALP, AP Archi
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