SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 253
……….. The Prophet of the People. Poona.
Vaughan, Lt. General J. L. Afghanistan and the MIlitary operations therein.
United Service Journal, 1878.
Verner, Col. A British Rifleman (George Simmon’s Diaries).
Verney, Major General G. L. The Devll’s Wind—The Story of the Naval Brigade
at Lucknow (during mutiny of 1857). Hutchin-son, London, 1956.
Vibart. Col. H. Meredith. Military History of the Madras Engineers and
Pioneers, 1843-1880. 1881, 2 Vols.
Vidyalankar, Jaychandra. Sikhs as a factor In the 18th century history of
India. Sardesal Commemoration Volume, 1938. See Jaychandra.
Vigne, G. T. A Personal Narrative of a visit to Ghaznl, Cabul and Afghanistan
and of a residence at the court of Dost Mohammad with notices of
Ranjit Singh, Khlva and Russian expedition. Whittaker & Coy., London,
1840.
Multan under Sawan Mall, 12-22 ; his character, 23 ; Sher Mohammad
Khan holding country in the name of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, 51-
52; Kharak Singh takes Mankhera and five years later Naunihal
Singh, 52-53; Lobanls defeat Nawab of Dera Ismail Khan, 53-54 ;
Sher Singh at Peshawar, 240 ; Kharak Singh and Nau-Nihal Singh,
243-244; Ranjit Singh and Guru Granth, 245 ; Faqir Aziz-ud-Din, 246-
247; rise of the Dogras, 249 ; Dhlan Singh’s humbug in pre-tending to
throw himself at Ranjit Singh’s burning pyre, 250 ; Gulab Singh’s
treachery and perfidy, 251; Dogras preparing to selge Cashmere,
251—their incursions into Tibet, 251-252 ; Ranjit Singh’s person, 255-
256; his character, anecdotes of his life—Marriage of Nau-Nihal
Singh—Military display, Sir Henry Fane, etc., 267-324.
……….. Travels in Kashmir, Ladak, Iskardo, the countries adjoining the
mountain course of the Indus and the Himalayas, North of the
Punjab with Maps and other illustration (including portraits of