SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 232
Sikh War, 178-79; government and the army, 91-110; the court of
the Sikh sovereign, 129-152 ; the religion of the Sikhs, 153-64.
Stephens, Ian. Horned Moon—An Account of a Journey through Pakistan,
Kashmir & Afghanistan. Chatto and Wlndus, London. 1953.
Stevens. G.W.ln India, 1899. Stewart. Victoria Cross.
St. John, Horace. History of the British Conquests in India. Colburn &
Co.. London, 1852-2 Vols.
Tripartite treaty, ii. 160; the Punjab—the Sikhs-treaty with Ranjit Singh—
anarchy in the Punjab—the war on the Sutlej—necessity of
conquest—final conquest of the Punjab—unhappy independence
of the Punjab.
St. John, Sir Spenser. Rajah Brooke—the Englishman as ruler of an Eastern
State. Longman. Green & Co., New York, 1899.
Sikh police In Sarawak, 231 ; in North Borneo. 251 ; their splendid behaviour,
251.
St. Nihal Singh. The King’s Indian Allies: the Rajas and their India.
Sampson, Low, Marston and Co., London, 1916.
Sikhs, 27, 211-229-233, the Sikhs and Sikh States, 229.
………….. India’s Fighters. Sampson, Low Marston & Coy., London, 1914.
Sikhism—Sikh Empire, 50.53; bravery of the Sikhs, 71, 140-53;
166; Saragarhi, 151-52.
………….. Guru Govind Singh: His Life, Work and Message. The Khalsa
Jatha of British Isles, London, 1914 and 1915.
………….. Maharaja Ranjit Singh. The Maryada (Hindi), Jesht, 1969 Bk.
………….. What the British have done for India. Review of Reviews,
New York, Vol. 45 (1912), p. 65-72,
………….. The Sikh Struggle against Strangulation, Fortnightly Rev.
London, Vol. 97 (Jan., 1910), p. 82-90,
………….. Irony of British Rule In India. Canadian Magazine, Toronto,