SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 349
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Fateh-Jang Singh, Bhai. Kaifiyat Muffassal Halat Khandan Bhaikian.
Sidhuwa!. Ptd. N.D.
Faridkot, Directory Muaziat Riasat. Balbir Press, Faridkot, 1976 Bk., 1919
A.D.
List of villages in Faridkot State.
Fida Hussain, Sayyed, called Nabi Bakhsh Bukhari. Hal-I-Jang-i--Kabul.
MS., 1851 ; BM, Hindostani, Or. 376.
A narrative of the expedition of the Army of the Indus to Kabul, 1838—
1840.
The author, who was present with the force throughout the operations,
gives a detailed account of the expedition, beginning with the review
of troops in the presence of Lord Auckland and Maharajah Ranjit
Singh and narrates the various stages and incidents during the
march, the installation of Shah Shujah on the throne of Kabul, the
flight of Dost Muhammad Khan, his final struggle and surrender
and the departure of the army from Kabul on Nov., 12, 1840.
………….. Tarikh-I-Afghanistan, Sayed Mohd Khan Press, Delhi, 1843.
The same as above.
Feroz-ud-Din. Mukhitsar Tarikh-I-Punjab, Feroz-ud-Din and sons, Chohatta
Mufti Baqar, Lahore.
A brief history of the Punjab.
Early history—Mughal times, 1-150, invasions of Ahmad Shah Abdali, 151-
166; rise of the Sikhs—Missals; 196; Maharajah Ranjit Singh, 197-
216; his successors, 217-224; the Anglo-Sikh wars—the annexation
of the Punjab, 225-241; the Punjab under the E.I. & CO.,—the
Indian mutiny, 242.