SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 374
93; Bhradaur, 95; Nabha, 97; Jind, 104; Bhaike family-Bhal Lal
Singh of Kaithal, 113; Sivalik Hill States, 121; Agreements,- Sanads
and parwanas from the British Government for the protected Sikh
States, 156; Laws and customs.
Sewa Singh, Bhai, Angrezon ne Pan jab Kis Tareh Liya. Amritsar.
………Sikh Aur Gurdware. Amritsar.
The Sikhs and Temples-A biographical Sketch of Sardar
Baghel Singh and an account of his exploits and sacrifices for the
Sikh temples in Delhi, and also those of Maharaja Raghbir Singh
of Jind for the Sisganj, Delhi.
……….Panjab aur Sikh, Sikhon ka raj kis tareh gia. Amritsar 1921 and 1924.
An account of the Fall of the Sikh Empire.
……….Kesh. Amritsar, 1923.
A dissertation on the necessity, importance and religious
significance of Hair.
Shah Bhika. See Bhika, Sayed Shah.
Shamsher Singh. Sri Guru Gobind Singh ke Nau-Nihal. Pustalt
Bhandar, Lahore, 1924.
Martyrdom of the four sons of Guru Gobind Singh.
Sharif Khan, Malak (Trans). Judgement in the Gurdwara Shahidganj Lahore
case by Mr. S. L. Sale, translated into Urdu 1936.
Sher Ali Afsos. Araish-i-Mahfal. Ptd., Calcutta, 1808.
Urdu translation Khulasa-tu-Tawarikh.
Sher Muhammad ibn Mehar Dad Khan wald Azad Khan. Insab-i-Rausai-Dera
Ismail Khan. MS., GS.
Geneologies of the Chiefs of Dera Ismail Khan, with
references to early Sikh conquests and to the reign and conquests
of Maharajah Ranjit Singh and his successors.
Shiv Brat Lal. Punjabi Surma. Bharat Literature Coy., Ltd., Lahore, 1919.
2 Vols.
Vol. I. Brief Sketches of the Sikh Gurus.