SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 256
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Wade, C. M. Report on the Punjab, and adjacent provinces forming the
territories of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, together with a historical sketch
of that chief. Imperial Records Department, Government of India,
List No. 128 (Handbook, p. 90.)
………….. Notes taken by Captain C. M. Wade, Political Agent at
Ludhiana in 1829, relative to the territories and Government of
Iskardoh from information given by Charagh Ali, an Agent, who
was deputed to him by Ahmad Shah the Ruler of that Country.
JASB, 1835, 589-601.
………….. Our Relation with the Punjab. London, 1823.
………….. Journal of Captain Wade, Voyage, from ludhiana to Mithankot
by the River Sutlej, by Lieut. Mackison, JASB, 1837. p. 167-217.
………….. Narrative of Personal Services, Military and Political, of, from
the date of his appointment to India, in 1809 to that of his return to
England, in 1844, with an appendix of Official Documents. Ryde,
Isle of Weight, (1847.)
………….. Notes on the State of Our Relations with the Punjab, and the
best mode of their settlement, Ryde, Isle of Wight, 1848.
Gives suggestions regardi ng the settlement of the country after the
conclusion of the Second Anglo-Sikh War.
Wagentreiber, Miss Florence. Reminiscences of the Sepoy Rebellion of
1857. Civil and Military Gazette Press, Lahore, 1911.
Wakefield, Dr. W. Our Life and Travels in India. Sampson low, London, 1878.
Umrltsar—its history—Golden Temple—Lahore—rise of the Sikhs—their
origin—their religion—Guru Nanak- Govind Singh—Sikhs and
Mohammadans—Sikh wars—fall of the Sikh power—the Koh-i-
Noor diamond, 386-403.
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