SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 233
Vol. 29 (Oct. 9, 1907) p. 561-65.
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………….. Memoirs and Correspondence of Major General Sir William
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Vol. I, Burnes’ mission to Cabul—demands of Dost Muhammad Khan for
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Storrow, Revd. Edward. The History of the Protestant Missions
in India by M.A. Sherring, new edition revised and brought down
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Stotherd, Major E. A. W. History of the Thirteenth Lancers- Gordon’s
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Stracy, T. P. Russel. The History of the Muhiyals, the militant Brahman
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Stratton, Alfred William. Letters from.lndia, with a Memoir of his
wife Anna Booth Stratton and an Introductory Note by Prof.
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Punjab University, 78, 81-2; Oriental College, 78-166, Lahore, 72-112.
Stubbs, Major Francis W. History of the Organization, Equipment and
War services of the Regiment of Bengal Artillery. Allen & Coy.,
London, 1877-95. 3 Vols.