SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 29
Govt. Reports and papers, pp. 1-6. Calcutta, 1839.
………… On the Trade of the Upper Indus or the Derajat. Ibid. Sec. iii,
98-104.
………… Report on the establishment of an entrepot or fair for the Indus
Trade. See reports and Papers.
Burnes, Dr. James. Narrative of a Visit to the Court of Sindh at Hydereabad
on the Indus with a Sketch of the history of Kutch. Bell and
Bradfute, Edinburgh; Longman & CO.,London, 1839.
Burton, R.F. Notes relative to the population of Sind, and the customs,
language and literature of the people. 31st Dec., 1847. See Thomas,
R.H.
Burton, Col. R.G. The first and the Second Sikh Wars, compiled for the
General Staff. Govt. Central Branch Press. Simla. 1911.
Busawan Lal, Memoirs of the Pathan Soldier of Fortune the Nawab
Ameer-ood-Doulah Mohamed Ameer Khan, chief of Sironj, Tonk,
Ramoura. Neemahera and other places in Hindustan, translated
from Persian by H.T. Prinsep. Military Orphan Press, Calcutta,
1832.
Jaswant Rao Holker and Amir Khan come to Patiala with
a view to exploiting the Raja and Rani for money—proceed to
Amritsar—Treaty with the English, 274-287.
Bute, the Marchionees of. The private journal of the Marques of Hastings,
G.G. and C, in-C. in India. Saunders and atley, London. 2 Vols.
Wanton provocation and unnecessary interference 44-49;
Karnal and Sikhs, 277-84; Interview of the Malwa chiefs with
Hastings and impressions about the Sikhs, 284-87; 303-04; Patiala
helps Ochterloney, 286; apprehensions about Ranjit Singh, 299-
300; his Vakil visits Hastings, 329-330.
Butterworth, A. The Substance of Indian Faith. Pub. Author, Camberley,
Surrey, 1926,