SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 24
The Indus and its tributories. 20-26; postscript on the
colonization of Cahmere, 30-33.
Bowring, L.B. Eastern Experiences. Henry S. King & Co., London, 1871.
The Punjab before annexation. 209-304; the Anglo-Sikh
War, 305.36,
Boyle, Major CA. The History of the Probyn’s Horse (5th King Edward’s
Own Lancers). Pub. the Regiment; Gale polden Ltd. London
and Portsmouth. 1929-30.
Brabant, A.B. Rival powers in Central Asia. See Popowski. J. Brander.
H.P. 32nd Sikh Pioneers—Regimental History—1906.
Brasyer. Col. Memoirs of Col. Brasyer of the 14th Sikhs; Pub. by the
Regiment.
Brereton. H. Report on the Thuggee in the Punjab; No. XIII. of elections
from the Public Correspondence of the Administration for the
affairs of the Punjab. Chronicle Press, Lahore. 1857; 231-286.
Sec. I. Origin and progress of Muzubee Sikhs
Sec. II. Operartions for the Suppression of Thuggee.
Sec. III. Habits of the Thugs
Sec. IV. Sketch of the Muzubee Sikhs and suggestions
for their employment by Government.
Appendix. Translation of a legend preserved by the
Muzubees regarding their origin and extracts
from the confessions and depositions of
apporvers and others.
Briggs, Lt.-Col. John. The Siyar-ul-Mutakherin by Mir Ghulam
translated. Oriental Translation Fund of G.B. London. 1832; Panini
Office. Allahabad 1924.
Guru Nanak—Guru Govind Singh, 17.20. 59-60, 72-80;
Banda and the Sikhs. 72-80.