SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 28
which occured in the British dominions in India from 1st January
1848 to the end of the Second Sikh war in March 1849, with
prefatory note on the circumstances which led to our connection
with the Punjab. Times press Bombay, 1849.
............... The Second punjab war, reprinted from “the Annals for the
year 1848.” Times Press, Bombay.
Bullock, H. The Rise and fall of General Perron. Ms. G.S.
Sunbury, Col.T. Reminiscences of a Veteran, 3 vols.
Burgess, Dr. James. The Chronology of Modern India for four hundred
years from the close of the fifteenth century; 1494-1894. John
Grant, Edinburgh, 1913.
Burne, Major General. Sir Owen Tuder. Edward Arnold, Landen,
1907.
Burnes, Alexander, Travels into Bukhara; being the account of a journey
from India to Cabool, Tartary and Persia, also narrative of a voyage
on the indus from sea to Lahore with presents from the King of
Great Britain performed under the orders of the Govt. of India, in
1831. 1832 and 1833. 3 Vols. John Murray, London, 1834.
Cabool: A Personal Narrative for a journey residence in that city
in the years 1836-38. John London. 1843.
………… Correspondence of Sir Alexander Burnes. Privately printed.
………… Report and papers, Political, Geographical and Commercial,
submitted to Government by Sir A, Burnes, Lt. Leech, Dr Wood,
and Lt. Wood, employed on missions’ in the years’ 1835-36-37 in
Scinde and Afghanistan and the adjacent countries.. Govt. of India,
Bengal Military, Orphan Press’ Calcutta. 1838.
See Reports and papers.
………… On the political power of the Sikhs beyond the Indus. Indian