SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 250
printed by order of the Treasury of State for Allen & Co.. London,
1877.
This author’s works, particularly the Adi Granth, were unanimously
condemned by the Sikh and other unbiased scholars of Oriental
religions all the world over, as being not only incorrect but also
injurious to Sikh religion.
…………….. Die Religion del’ Sikhs, nach den Quellen dargestellt. Otto
Schulze, Leipzig, 1881.
Tucker, H St. G. Report on the settlement of the Kohat District in
the Punjab. Government of India at the Calcutta Central Press
Coy., Ltd., Calcutta, 1884
History of the district—Mughals and Durranis—Sikh rule—
Second Anglo-Sikh war—annexation of the Punjab- history of
the tribes, 35-46; British rule—Mutiny, 47-61; People, Hidus and
Sikhs, 62-68 ; families of note, 110-119.
Sikh Thana located at Teri in 1834, xvii. massacre of the Sikhs
etc, xviii. revenue paid during Durrani and Sikh rule, xxii.
…………….. Memorials of Indian Government, being a Selection from
the papers of, edited by John William Kaye. Richard Bentley.
London, 1853
Tripartite Treaty—Afghan war—annexation of Scinde, 261.352;
affairs of the Punjab, 473; decline of Indian manufactures—
commercial injustice to India, 491-502.
Tupper, Sir Charles Lewis (Ed.). Customary—Law in the various districts
of the Punjab.
Tupper, Charles Lewis. Our Indian Protectorate: an introduction
to the study of the relations between the British Govern-ment and
its Indian feudatories. Longman, Green & Co., London, 1893.
Two Friends. Punjabi sketches, Introduction by Sir William Muir. Marshall
Brothers, London, 1899.