SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 341
1757—Tohana, 1761—M. Amar Singh of Patiala and Gajpat Singh
of Jind—adventures of the Khalsa Dal,12-13; the Marathas, the
Sikhs and George Thomas, 14-16; British occupation, 18; rebellion
of Mangali, 28; Col. Skinner, 52-57.
Safar Namah-i-Amin Chand, Hope Press, Lahore, Part I, 1854,
Part II, 1859.
........... Sirhind—sons of Guru Govind Singh martyred—wadda
Ghalughara—protected Sikh States, 5-10; Sikh conquest of
Jullundur Doab Sardar Lahna Singh Majithia, 13-14; Amritsar and
the Sikh temple, 22-26; Sikh Gurus 27-31 ; Missals, 31-35;
Maharajah Ranjit Singh, 36-43; successors of Ranjit Singh and
Anglo-Sikh wars, 44-49; Hassan Abdal Panja Sahib, 115-19;
Multan and Diwan Mul Raj, 123-36. .
Tarikh-i-Gaum-i-Kshatriyan, Fauq Kashi Press, Delhi. N.D.
Anand Kishor Mehta. jiwan Charitra Guru Gobind Singh, Varman and
Coy., Lahore, 1920.
Arjan Singh. Gur Parkash (Panjabi). Amritsar, 1910.
Lives of Sikh Gurus.
Ashraf Ali. Tarikh-i-Afghanistan-o-Sindh, Fazal-ud-Din Kashmir Press,
Bombay, 1845 MUA (AS) 1640/30; HSL (Urdu Tarikh), 241.
The British Army at Ferozepore, 174; meeting of Amir
Dost Muhammad and Maharajah Sher Singh, 200; disturbances
at Lahore—death of M. Sher Singh, Hira Singh, etc., 208.
Attar Singh, Reis of Bhadaur. Tawarikh-i-Sidhu Bairaran, Khandan--i-
Phol wa Rausa-i-In-Ru-i-Satluj; MS. PPL.
A history of the Sidhu Bairars, Phulkian families and the Cis—Sutlej Sikh
chiefs of Patiala, Nabha, Jind, Faridkot, etc.
Azhar Hussain. Copies of Parwanas and Farmans from the Mughal
Emperors and British viceroys regarding parganahs of Ropar and