SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 259
Trubner and Co.- London, 1878.
Arrest and massacre of Banda and his 780 Sikh companions at Delhi by the
orders of Farrukh Slyar in March, 1716 as given in the despatch of
Mr. john Surmon, the British envoy at Delhi, to the Governor of Bengal.
Wheeler, J.T. A Short History of India and of the Frontier States of
Afghanistan, Nepal and Burma. Macmillan and Co., London, 1899.
Foundation of Sikh brotherhood—persecution, 204-5; operations of Bahadur
Shah—whole sale execution, 211 : rise of Ranjit Singh, 453—, In
the Cis-Sutlej State—mission of Metcalfe, 454, 546: refusal to
allow the English army to pass through the Punjab, 554: career of
Ranjit Singh, 589 ; his successors 591 : Khalsa army, 592: Ranjit
Singh’s administration, 608 ; Sikhs cross the Sutlej, 595: treacherous
generals, 595; battle of Mudkl—Ferozeshah, 596; Aliwal, Sobraon,
597-98; settlement, 599-600: general outbreak, 602; joined by
Afghans—battle of Chillianwaia and Gujrat, 603-604; annexation
of the Punjab, 606-607.
………… India under the British Rule, from the foundation of the East
India Company, 1886.
White, Colonel S. Dewe. Indian Reminiscences. Allen & Co., London, 1880.
First Anglo-Sikh war—battles of Moodkee, Ferozeshah Aliwal
and Sobraon—annexatlon of Jullundur Doab—second war—
Chillianwala—Goojrat—annexation of the Punjab, Koh-i-Noor —
Dhuleep Singh, 6-21.
……….. Complete History of the Indian mutiny.
Whitehead, R.B. Assessment Reports of the Ambala District.
Ambala Tehsll, Lahore, 1918.
Jagadhri Tehsil, Lahore, 1919.
Kharar Tehsil, Lahore, 1917.
Rupar Tehsil, Lahore, 1917.
Government Printing, Lahore.