SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

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Statesman. Andrew Melrose, London, 1907.
M. Dalip Singh, 99-337; M. Gulab Singh, 104,288; Lawrences—x,
Mazhabis.
Clark, Rev. R. A brief account of thirty years’ missionary work in t h e
Punjab and Sindh, 1852-1882. Lahore, 1883.
Clerk, George Russell, Evidence of, before the Select Committee of the
House of Lords appointed to inquire into the operations of the Act
3 & 4 Will. 4, c. 85, for the better government of Her Majesty’s
Indian Territories, Session 1852, Incorporated in the Report of the
Select Committee. paras 1518-1956; p. 142-182.
Clumes, John. An historical sketch of the ‘Princes of India:
Stipendiary, Subsidiary, Protected, Tributary and Feudatory, with
a sketch of the origin and progress of the British Power in India.
Smith Elder & Co., London, 1833.
Sikh States, Patiala, Kythal and Jheend, 181-83.
Coatman, John. India, The Road to Self-Government. George Allen &
Union Ltd., London, 1942.
Cockle, M. J. D. Catalogue of Books relating to Military History of India,
1901.
Colchester, Lord. History of the Indian Administration of Lord
Ellenborough in his correspondence with the Duke of
Willington. R. Bentley & Sons, London, 1874.
A study of the Anglo-Sikh relations, British advances to the Dogras,
preparations for the coming war with the Sikhs and the State of
affairs at Lahore.
Coldstream, William (Ed.). See Muir William.
Cole, Henry Hardy. Buildings in the Punjab, published by the order of the
Governor General in Council for the Office of the Curator of
ancient monuments in India.
Seral Nur Mahal (Jullundur)—Shalimar Garden, the Fort of Lahore.