SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 39
June, 1924.
……………. Report on the Martial law and [Punjab Disturbance Bombay,
1919-20.
……………. Report of the Commissioners appointed by the: Punjab
Sub-Committee of the Indian National Congress. 1920.2 Vols.
Conolly, Arthur, Journey to the North of India, Overland from
England the rough Russia, Persia, and Afghanistan. R. Bentley,
London, 1838.
Conran, H.M. Autobiography of an Indian officer. Morgan and
Chase, London, 1870. 2 vols.
First Anglo-Sikh War.—Sham Singh Atariwala—M. Dalip
Singh—Hoshiarpore—Bannu—Dalipgarh.
Cocks, A.H., Political Diaries of. See Punjab Govt. Records, Vol. VI.
Cooper, Frederic. The Crisis in the Punjab from 10th May to the Fall of
Delhi, 1857, with a map. Smith Elder & Co., London, 1858.
Cork, Barry Joynson. A Rider on Grey Horse. A life of Hodson and of
Hodson’s Horse. Cassell & Co., London, 1858.
Corner, Miss. History of China and India. Hy. Washbourne,
London, 1847.
Sikhism—power of the Sikhs—Banda, 294-6; Intentions of the English in
interfering in the quarrels of native princes, 303-04; Koh-i-Nur,
353-358; Ranjit Singh—an English school sanctioned by him for
Lahore, 367; death of Ranjit Singh followed by later events leading
to the First Anglo-Sikh War, 373-102.
Correspondence. Calendar of Persian Corre!pondence. See
Calendar.
Correspondence between His Excellency Lord Minto ruling chiefs
1910.