SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 252
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Valbezen, E. De. Les Anglais et L’lnde. E. PIon et Cle, Paris, 1875.
The English and India—New sketches. Allen & Coy., London,
1883.
Rajah of Patiala faithful, Karnal, Punjab Guides, 1-36; early Sikhism, Nanak,
Ranjit Singh, annexation of the Punjab, mutiny at some stations
and measures to suppress it, 37-75: first Anglo-Sikh war. 467-473
; second Anglo-Sikh war and the annexation of the Punjab, 473-
477; Rawalplndi and Peshawar, 478-482.
Valentine, W. H. Copper Coins of India, Part II: The Punjab and contiguous
native States. pink and son, London.
Vambery, A. His Life and Advanwres in Northern India, written by himself.
Unwin, London, 1884.
Vansitart, Henry. Life of Ahmed Shah, King of Abdalees, who are also
called Durranees, translated from Persian, from Gladwin’s Asiatic
Miscellany, Published at Calcutta. The Asiatic Annual Register
for the year 1799, second edition, London, 1801.
6th invasion—Adina Beg Khan conceals himself in the Lucky Jungle In
possession of Jay Singh—Sikhs help Adina Beg Khan, 20 ; Jassa
Singh raised to the throne at Lahore -Ghaloo Ghara (11th Rajab
1175 A. H.), 24.
Vaswani, T. L. In the Sikh Sanctuary. Ganesh and Company, Madras,
1922.
Containing chapters on “The message of the Gurus, the Guru and his
Gospel, Guru Govind Singh, Sukhmani, the Sikh type”, etc., etc.
……….. Sikh Message—Message of the Sikh Gurus.
……….. Guru Nanak. Khalsa Review, April, 1931, 30-32.
……….. Guru Nanak’s call to India. Coronation Ptg. Wks., Amritsar.