SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 235
………….. A Letter to the Rt. Hon’ble Sir john Hobhouse—conveying the
opinions of Sir Thomas Munr’o,”Sir John Malcolm, and Mr. Elphinston
on the impolicy of destroying the native States of India. London, 1850.
………….. Are We bound by Our Treaties? A :Plea for the Princes of
India. Effingham Wilson, Cornhill, London, 1853.
Sunder Singh Majlthia; Sardar Bahadur Sir. Report of the Work done by
different Sikh Societies In the Province In connection with the
Saragarhi Memorial up to the end of January, 1898. Pub Secretary
Saragarhi Memorial Sikh Central Committee, Lahore, 1898.
………….. Ramgarhia. The Annal of the Ramgarhia Sardars. Pub. author,
Amritsar, 1902.
Guide to the Darbar Sahib, or the Golden Temple of Amritsar. Pub. author.
ptd. Commercial Printing Works, Lahore, 1905.
Sunder Singh. Battles of Guru Gobind Singh. Sikh History Research Deptt,
Khalsa College, Amritsar, 1935.
Sunderland. Jabez T. India in Bondage: Mer Right to Freedom
and a Place among the Great Nations. Lewis Copeland Coy., New
York, 1929.
“The Truth about the Amr.i.tsar Massacre,” p. 432-451.
Sundram, G. A. Guru Ka Bagh Satyagrah. The “Swadesamltram” Branch
Press, Madras, 1923.
A Collection of the reports of Mr. Sundram, a representative of
the “Independent” Allahabad, on the Guru Ka Bagh ,
struggie. Mr. Sundram was an eye—witness of all that he
has written on the subject. He had actually followed the jathas that were
sent by the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee, from
2nd to 9th September, 1922.
Surat Singh Jogi. Victory in Faith: the Martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev Ji.
STS, Lahore, 1931.
……………. Guru Nanak, the Torch Bearer. STS, Lahore, 1931.