SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 243
221, 226, 253-63, 519; Metecalf’s negotiations with King Ranjit Singh.
iv. 132 ; Ranjit Singh settles disputes of Malwa Chiefs, v. 145—his
influence extended to the territories south of the Sutlej—British
experience difficulties to throw his power back, v. 146; disturbances
created by the followers of Syed Ahmed near Calcutta, 179—.
Object of British mission to Cabul—question of Peshawar—Dost Mohammad
solicits the aid of Persian against Ranjit Singh—Russian offer, vi.
126-131; Tripartite Treaty. 151-160; interview between Auckland and
Ranjit Singh- 161-2; death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, 178-179.
…………. The same 2nd edition in one volume, 1859.
…………. Report on the Settlement of Muzaffar Nagar District, 1842.
…………. Report on the Settlement of Seharanpore District, 1839.
…………. A Gazetteer of the countries adjacent to India on North West
including Sind, Afghanistan, Beluchistan, the Punjab, and the
neighbouring states. Allen & Co., London, 1844.2 Vols.
…………. A Gazetteer of the territories under the Government of the
East India Com pany and of the native states on the continent of
India. Allen & Co., London, 1854, 1862. 4 Vols.
The Relationship between the British Government and the Native
States of India. London, 1852, 1858.
Thornton, Thomas Henry. A brief account of the History and antiquities of
Lahore. 1873.
Forms a parts of Goulding’s ‘Old Lahore’
(Thornton, Thomas Henry). History of the Punjab and of the Rise
and progress and Present condition of the sect and nation of the
Sikhs. Allen & Co., London, 1846. 2 Vols.
Rise of the Sikh sect—Gurus Nanak—Govind Singh,-
various sects—manners, rules and custbms of the modern Sikhs,
J. 45-172 ; exploits and martyrdom of Banda—Sikhs as a Military
association—persecutions—Ahmed Shah Abdali—early