SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

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Caird, Sir James. India, the land and the people. Cassell & Co. Ltd., london.
Paris and New York. 1884.
The Punjab 47-67; the Sikhs. 51; Amritsar. 56; Kappurtulla. 58.
Caleb C.C. The japji or the Sikh Morning Prayer (English Verse.) C. &
M. G.. Lahore.
Calendar of Persian Correspondence, being letters which passed between
some of the (East India) Company’s servants and Indian Rulers
and Notables. Govt. of India, Central Pub. Branch. Calcutta, 1911-
14. Several volumes.
Sikhs during the Second half of the eighteenth century.
Calwell. Col. C.E. Small Wars; their principles and practice. H.M’s
Stationery Office. London. 1914.
Sikh defensive tactics, 150; battle of Surajkund, 162, 181;
Sortie of the Sikhs from Gulistan. 197; Isolation of a Sikh Company
in the Mohmand Valley. 312; Hill . Warfare and the Sikhs. 321;
Charge of Ram Nagar, 405, 472,
Calvert. H. The Wealth and Welfare of the Punjab, Lahore 1927.
............... Vazeeri Rupi, the Silver Country of the Vazeers in Kulu, its
beauties, antiquities and silver mines. E. & F. N. Spon, London,
1873.
Cambridge History of India. Cambridge. Vots. IV to VI.
Campbell. A.A.E. History of the 26th Punjabis, 1857-1923. 1924.
Campbell. Sir Colin: Baron Clyde. Memorandum on the part the Army of