SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 4
Adams, W. H. The Makers of India, John Hogg, London, ND., after
1894.
Rise of the Sikhs, 285-91; first Anglo-Sikh War, 292-307 ; Second War,
annexation policy—troubles in the Punjab—Siege of Multan—
battle of Chillianwala—Gujerat—annexation of the Pun jab and
its administration, 308-331.
Adams, W. H. Davenport. Episodes of Anglo—Indian History. E.
Marlborough & Co., London.
The conquest of Sinde, 166—187; War with the Sikhs. 188—244 ;
Afghanistan, 245—302 ; Mutiny, 303—344.
Administration Report of the Pan jab (annual).
For the year under reference.
Adye, General Sir John. Recollections of a Military life.
John Murray, London.
Gives a passing reference to the battle of Chillianwala,
1849, and mentions the services rendered by the Sikh Soldiers of
Probyn’s Horse and other regiments during the wars against the
Pathans beyond the Indus.
...............The Defence of Cawnpore. Longman, etc. London. 1858.
Afghan Affairs. Collection of 27 pamphlets on Afghan Affairs.
London, 1880. KCA, II, 117.
………….. The Second Afghan War, 1878-80. Abridged official account.
Calcutta, 1908.
............... The Third Afghan War, 1919. Official account. Calcutta, 1925.
............... Affghanistan. Papers relating to the Military operations in
Affghanistan, presented to both the Houses of Parliament by
Command of Her Majesty. 1843.
Agnew, P.A. Vans. Political Diaries. See Punjab Government Records,
Vol. VI.
Agri-Hortlcultural Society of the Punjab, Select Papers of the Lahore.
1868.