SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 25
…………What are we to do with the Punjab ? Jamas Madden. London.
1849.
Suggestions regarding the disposal of the Punjab after
the conclusion of the Second Anglo—Sikh War saying that the
British should withdraw from the Punjab and Scinde, leaving them
to be ruled by their native rulers, but in case Scinde was to be
occupied the Punjab should also be occupied.
Brijindra Singh. The Jap or Thoughts on Godhead, with Shabads and
Swayyas of Guru Govind Singh, translated and annotated Pub.
Author, Kaulsar, Amritsar, 1925
………… Sodhi. Shri Guru Arjan Dev, the Poet and the Organizer,
Amritsar. 1936.
............... Shepherd of the souls. Amritsar.
Brinckman, Arthur. The Wrongs of Cashmere: A plea for the
deliverance of that beautiful country from the slavery and
oppression under which it is going to ruin.
Suggestions re-annexation to the British dominions
because of the oppression of the people. the insult to the British,
the persecution of the Christians, etc.
British policy, A phase in Policy of British Government towards native
states in India. 1865.
British Settlements. The History of the British Settlements in India.
S.P.C.K. London, 1855.
Anglo-Sikh relations beginning with British Mission to Ranjit Singh
in 1809 up to the conclusion of the Second Sikh War and annexation
of the Punjab to the dominions of the East India Coy.
Broadfoot, the late Major. An article in the “Friend of India”, 1846.
………… Major. Col. James abbot. 1893.