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A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 260 Political and fiscal history, Chapter II. ……….. Catalogue of Coins in the Punjab Museum lahore, Vol. III: Coins of Nadir Shah and the Durrani Dynasty. Punjab Government, 1934 Wick, J.H. In the Punjab, Sunday Magazine, London. 24 No.3 (1895) pp. 687. Widgery, A.G. Morals of the Sikhs—East and West, XXV, April, 1924. pp. 10-12. Indian Rev. Madras, No. 5 (1-24) p. 313-16. ……….. Ethical Aspects of the Religion of the Sikhs. clournal of Religion, Chicago, Vol. 9 (April 1929) p. 281-290 Widow’s Reminiscences of the Siege of Lucknow, A. James Nisbet & Co.. London, 1858. Wife of an officer, The. Narrative of a three months’ March in India; and a Residence in the Doab. R. Hastings, London, 1841. Wilberforce, Reginald G. An unrecorded chapter of Indian mutiny, Being the personal reminiscences of the author, compiled from a Diary and letters written on the spot. John Murray, London, 1894. Wikins. Hindu Mythology, (Asiatic Researches Volume I). Wilkins. Charles. The Sicks and their College at Patna, dated Benaris, Ist March, 1781. The Asiatick Researches or Transactions of the Asiatick Society, Vol. I, Calcutta, 1788. P. 288-294, published in pamphlet form by the Sikh History Research Department, Khalsa College, Amritsar. Wilkins, Sir. Neueste bemer Kongen Wher die Sieks in Hindustan ud ihre religion and branche. Leipzig, 1790. Vol. 3. Williams, G.R.C. The Sikhs in the Upper Doab. Calcutta Review, Vol. IX-21-36- Vol. LXI, No. cxxi-39-55. No. cxxii-346-368.
A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 261 Account of Sikh incursions in the Gangetic Jamuna Doab. ……….. Historical and Statistical Memoirs of Dehra Doon. Government of India. The Thomason Civil Engineering College Press, Roorkee. 1874. Ram Rai at Dehra Dun, 90; Mata Punab Kaur—endow-ments to Gurdwara, 91 ; later Mahants, 92-93; Najib-ud--Daula and the Sikhs, 97; first Sikh invasion of Dehra Dun-. Baghel Singh, 98-99; respect commanded by Sikh tax collecwrs, 100: Ghulam Qadir desecrates the Gurdwara, 102-103; fifty Sikhs sufficient to sweep the country—Clear, 104; Mahant suspected of committing a murder, 106; a Sikh village massacred by Gorkhas, 119 ; Amar Singh Thapa’s expedition, 124. Williams, Monier. Religious Life and Thought in India: an account of the religions of the Indian people, based on a life’s study of their literature and on the investigations in their own country. John Murray, London, 1883. Sikhism founded by Nanak—features of hIs teachings- antagonism between Sikhs and Mohammadans—Govind (Singh) founder of Sikh nationality—deification of the Sikh Bible—melempsychosis— shrines at Patna and Amritsar, 161-179. Wilson, J. Settlement Report of the Sirsa District. (?) Economic Development of the Punjab. Wilson, Andrew. The Abode of Snow: observerations of a journey from Chinese Tibbet to the Indian Caucasus, through the Upper Valleys of the Himalaya. Wm. Blackwood and Sons, London and Edinburgh, 1875. Kashmir people and affairs, 351-361; the Maharaja. 362-370 ; Hazara, 395-3-99; Hoti Mardan and Khyber Pass, British Polley in India— The Punjab in Mutiny—Peshawar, 424-434.
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