SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 369
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Parmanand, Bhai. Tarikh-i-Punjab. Lajpat Rai & Sons, Lahore. N.D.
Partap Singh Khemkarnia. Aina-i-Khem Karan. Balmukand Steam Press,
Amritsar, 1925.
Patiala. Khidmat-i-Sarkar Patiala. M. S. (Ascribed to S. Karam Singh).
Services of the Patiala State to the Government of India during
the 1st Anglo-Sikh war, the Mutiny of 1857-58, the Kuka Outbreak
of 1872 and the Afghan wars.
………. Another work on the services of the Patiala State to the East
India Company during the first Anglo-Sikh War, MS., 1847.
Phula Singh Naina Singh. Extracts from Patiala State Records
regarding Phula Singh and Naina Singh Akalis. Persian and Urdu.
MS.
Piare Lal, Master. Qassas-i-Hind. Govt., Press, Lahore, 1878, 3 parts.
Baba Nanak, ii, 165; Lord Dalhousie, 128; Sir Henery Lawrence,
147; John Nicholson, 176; the Sikh wars and the part played by
the Sikhs during the mutiny, 128-209.
Pohlo Ram, Rai. Report Kangra. Being translation of the Settlement Report
of the Kangra District by George Carnic Barnes.
Koh-i-Nu r Press, Lahore, 1871. See Barnes.
(Prinsep, T.) Tarikh-i-Punjab. Moti Lal Press, Delhi, 1846.
A history of the Punjab from the time of Guru Nanak to the
conclusion of the first Anglo Sikh war and the transfer of Jammu
and Kashmir to Maharajah Gulab Singh.