SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 248
Trotter, L. J. History of India from the earliest times to the present day.
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, London.
Progress of the Sikhs—Guru Govind Singh—Banda and Sirhind—Bahadur
Shah marches against them, 155-7; Aminchand tricked by Lord
Clive, 194-195; movements of Ranjit Singh, 290; mission of
Metcalfe, 291; Burnes’ mission to Ranjit Singh, 306-309; Bentinck
meets of Ranjit Singh, 318 : state of affairs in the Punjab, 327;
first Anglo--Sikh war: Mudki, 330; Ferozeshah, 331: Baddowal,
332; Aliwal, 332; Sobraon, 332; occupation of Lahore, 332; treaty,
Cashmere sold to Gulab Singh, 332; banishment of Lall Singh, 333 ;
Bhairowal, 333 ; rising of Multan, 335-37; Afghans join the Sikhs—
Ram Nagar, 337; Sadullahpore, 337; Chillianwala, 337 ; Gujrat, 338 ;
storming of Kalra, 338; surrender of the Sikh army, 339; annexation
of the Punjab, 339, mutiny in India and the Punjab, 357.
…………….. History of India under Queen Victoria from 1836.1880.
Allen & Co., London, 1886. 2 Vols.
First Anglo-Sikh war, 107-131; state of affairs before the war—115; British
preparations, 115-116: provocations, 116-117; battle of Mudki, 118;
Ferozeshah, 120-1; Aliwal, 126; Sobraon, 127-130; treachery of
Lall Singh and Tej Singh, 117, 123; occupation of Lahore, 131;
treaty; Cashmere sold to Gulab Singh, 146 ; affairs at Multan,
171; Sudosam, 176; Ram Naggar, Kalra, 218; Chillianwala,
205.211; Gujrat, 216-219; surrender of the Sikh army, 221;
annexation of the Punjab, 222-24; expedition against Ram Singh,
182, 194-96 ; Bhai Maharaj Singh, 177 ; Chattar Singh, 181, 212,
221, 226-27; Sher Singh, 180, 184-9; 212-227; Sham Singh, 129.
Banishment of Lall Singh. 136: Koh-i-Noor, 225; Amritsar
in Mutiny in 1857, 482, 240; Burnes’ mission to Ranjit Singh, 26 ;
Maharani Jind Kaur, 236-237; Dulip Singh, 113, 132, 224-25; Gulab
Singh, 114, 125-27; 132-33, 146-147; Kookas, II. 300-301; Meolraj,