SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 264
400-404.
……….. Narrative of a Mission to Bokhara, 1843-1845. Wm. Blackwood
& Sons, London, 1848.
Disasters of the Sikh Army in Lassa, 233-234.
Wood. A Review of War in the Correspondence with Zaman Shah. Ptd.
IHF II. 20, 35.
Wood, Sir Everlyn. The Revolt in Hindostan, 1857-59. Methuen and Co.,
London, 1908.
Wood, Lt. John. A Personal Narrative of a Journey to the source of the
river Oxus, with an essay on the Geography of the Valley of Oxus
by Col. Henry Yule. John Murray, London, 1841, 1872.
Maharaja Ranjit Singh and Esawkyl, 59-60; arrival of Army at Kalabagh,
65; success of the Siekhs, 69-73; Seik fort of Kohat, 88; Peshawar
troops, 97-98; Jamrud fort, 98-100.
……….. See Reports and Papers.
Report on the River Indus, in appendix to Burnes’ Personal
Narrative, also JASB, 184 pp. 518-569.
Also See Thomas R.H.
……….. A Letter to Major General Sir Archibad Galloway Chairman of
the Hon’ble the Court of Directors of the East India Company on
the Navigation of the River of Indus. London, 1849.
Woodruff, P. The Men who ruled India: The Founders. Jonathan Cape,
London, 1953.
The Men who ruled India: The Guardians. Jonathan Cape.,
London, 1954.
Woodward, William Harrison. A Short History of the Expansion
of the British Empire. 1500-1923. The University Press,
Cambridge, 1926.
Lord Auckland’s efforts to attain a definite and secure
frontier on the North West of India—direct British Control over