SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 22
Blue Book. Copies of Extracts from Correspondence relating to Honours
or Rewards bestowed upon Native Princes of India (for their
services during the Mutiny of 1857-58). 1860.
Bolieau, A.H.E. Personal Narrative of a Tour through the West-ern States
of Rajwara in 1835, comprising Beekaneer, Jesulmer and Jodhpoor,
with the passage of the Great Desert and a brief visit to the Indus
and Bahawulpore. Baptist Mission Press, Calcutta.
Bombay Courier, 1828-1833.
Bombay Gazette, April-August, 1833.
Bombay Govt. Records, Selections from the—, edited by R. Hughes
Thomas, Assistant Secretary Political Department, Bombay, 1855.
See Thomas, R.H.
Bonamy, Capt. J. Memoranda on the N. W. Frontier of British India, and
on the Importance of the river Indus, as connected with its defence,
drawn up by the desire of Sir John Malcolm and derived from the
authorities quoted in the margin (Mr. Burnes’ Mission to Sinde;
Hankey Smith’s Mission to Sinde; Pottinger’s Baloochistan, Capt.
Christie’s Journal thro’ Sinde, Elphinstone’s Cabul: Mrssrs Crow,
Ellis, Seton, Elpeinstone, and William’s Mss. on ninde; Capt. Burnes,
Sir John Malcolm, Sir John McDonald, Lt. Mcmurdo, Lt.
Macarthey, Capt. Hamilton and Col. Pottinger’s Ms. Papers; Capt.
Maxfield’s Survey of Kurrachee, etc.). First published (50 copies
only) by Govt. Press, Bombay and then Geographical Society of
Bombay, Dhapooree, Sept. 1830.
To the above are appended:
McDonald, Lt.-Col. Sir John. Remarks on Lt.-Col. Evan’s
Late work on the invasion of India. Kinneir, 1830.
Malcolm, Major General. Notes on the invasion of India
by Russia. Dhapooree, July 4, 1830.
Bonarjee, P.D. The Fighting Races of India. Thacker Spinck & Co.,