SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 247
Sikhism—Guru Govind Singh—Sikh struggle with Islam and
victory of the Sikh leagues, 164-174; Ranjit Singh—Sikh
administration—land administration under the Sikhs—Sikh idea
of proprietary right—Sawan Mall in Multan—the people and the
land, 175-188; British control over Delhi territory- land revenue
arrangements—the Cis-Sutlej Sikh states -Simia and Kangra hill
states—condition—First Anglo-Sikh war—the Cis-Sutlej states
Jullundur—the Regency—second Sikh war, 189-212.
………….. True Humanism of Guru Nanak. Bul. Ram, Mission Inst. of
Culture, V. Nos. 1-12.
Trevaskis, H. K. Punjab of Today, An economic Survey of the Punjab in
recent years 1890-1925 1931. 2 Vols.
Trilochan Singh. Our Leader Today (Maharaja Yadavindra Singh of Patiala).
Panthic Darbar, Patiala, 1948.
Trophies, Plans of Captured Sikhs, in 1845-6. See ‘Smyth Ralph’ and ‘Sutlej,
………….. History of the British Empire In India from the appointment
of the Lord Hardlnge to political extinction of the East India
Company, 1844-1862, forming a sequal to Thornton’s
History of India. Allen & Coy., London; 1866. 2 Vols. The Punjab,
i. 9-13; first Anglo-Sikh war—Moodkee, Ferozeshah—Badowal—
Aliwal—Sobraon—Changed views of
Gulab Singh— treaty with Maharaja Duleep Singh—disbanding of Sikh
troops—Kangra, 43-76; Mulraj at Lahore—rising In Kashmere—
treaty of Bhairowal. 82—85; Lahore, 99; riot in Jullundur, 102;
second anglo-sikh war—Moolraj—Maharaj Singh—rising in
Jullundur—actions—Chillianwala—Gujrat- annexation of the
Punjab—Rani }ind Kaur’s escape from Chunar, 117-222; gathering
at Amritsar to put down Infanticide, 343-4 ; Maharaja Dhuleep
Singh and Princess of Koorg, 393.
Panjab and Mutiny, Vol. ii.