SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 263
1848, art III, p, 43-59.
Essays and Lectures chiefly cn the religion of Hindus 1862, Vol. II, pp.
121-150.
Essays and Lectures, Chiefly on the religion of the Hindus, collected
and edited by Dr. Reinhold Rost. Trubner & Co., London, 1862. 2
Vols.
Sick sects, I. 267-276, summary account of the Civil and religious
institution of the Sikhs ii. 121-150.
Wimpy, R.I. Sikhs: Guardians of India’s Frontier. India’s Travels 68 (May,
1935),39-41.
Wingfield C. and others, Collection of 27 Pamphlets on Afghan
Affairs, London, 1880.
Wolff, Rev, Joseph. The Travels and Adventures of the Rev. Joseph Wolff.
Saunders, Otley & Co., London, 1861.
Sultan Mohamed Khan’s desire to send an ambassador to
Bentinck for protection against Ranjit Singh, 365; Ranjit Singh, the
terror of the English, 367; Ranjit Singh sends Wolff’s letter to Lord
Bentinck for explanation and Lord Bentinck’s anxiety, 368-, 384; Mr.
Joslah Harian’s adventures in Afghanistan and finally taking service
with Ranjit Singh, 369; courteous treatment of Akalis, 371, 402; Wolff
prohibited by Ranjit Singh from issuing proclamations, 373; object of
Ranjit Singh in offering drinks to English travellers, 374; Ranjit Singh
tells Wolff to preach Christianity ‘to the English in Hindostan, who
have no religion at all’, and gives him a diplomatic answer to question
from Wolff saying, “One can come nigh unto God by making an
all,ance with British Government,” 375-377; S. Hari Singh and S.
Lehna Singh Majithia’s discourse with Wolff, 378-379 ; Baba Sahib
Singh Bedi, 380; Bentinck’s political intentions regarding the Punjab,
389; Col. Wade tells Wolff to encourage Cashmere Shawl weavers
to migrate to British India, 391 ; 404; Secret Mohammadan
Societies at Rajaur against the Sikhs 397; Kanwar Sher Singh,