SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 40
Correspondence relating to Persia and Afghanistan. Ptd. by authority.
London, 1839.
Correspondence and Despacches between the Sikh al1d English
Governments.
Cotten, Henry. Indian and Home Memories. T. Fisher Unwin, London,
1911.
Kooka Rising and the part played by Mr. Cowan and Sir
Douglas Forsyth in its suppression, 110-113.
Cotton, Sir Henry John Stedman. New India or India in Transition,
Kegan paul, Trench Trubner & Co., London, 1904-1907.
Cotton Julian James life of General Avitable. Cal. Rev. No. 246, Oct.,
1906, pp. 515-585.
……………. European Officers in the Service of Ranjit Singh and his
successors, PHS, I, No. 2( 1912) 177-78.
Cotton, General Sir Sydney. Nine years on the North West
Frontier of India from 1854 to 1863. R. Bentley, London, 1868.
Coupland, R. Britain & India, 1600-1941. Longman, Green & Co.,
London.
……………. The Indian Problem, 1833.1935, Part I, OUP, Bombay
(Madras), 1943, 1945.
……………. Indian Politics. 1936-42. Part II. OUP, Bombay (Madras),
1944.
……………. The Future of India, part III, OUP, Bombay
(Madras) 1944.
……………. India, A Re-Statement, OUP, London, 1945.
Coupland, Wm. C. Thoughts and Aspi rations of the Ages.
SwanSonnen, Schein & Co., London, 1895.
Court, Major Henry. History of the Sikhs or Sikhan de Raj di
Vitthya, containing narratives of the ten Gurus, history of the Sikhs
from the rise of M. Ranjlt Singh to the occupation of the Punjab