SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

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………… At Freedom’s Door. Oxford University Press, London, 1949.
Darmestciter, J. Lettres sur l’lnde a La frontiere Afchane.
Das Ausland, 1865. pp. 1165.
Davids, T.W.R. The Religion of the Sikhs. Theological Rev. London, Vol.
15 (1878), pp. 548.
Davidson, C.J.C. Diary of Travels and Adventures in Upper India from
Bareilly in Rohilcund te Hardwar and Nahan in the Himalaya
mountains. Henry Colburn, London, 1843.
Sikh women on horseback, 116; Moosa Ferrangi’s last warning to Ranjit
Singh about his foreign officers, 199-20; author’s adventures at
Booreah in Rani Nand Kaur’s house, 136-43.
Davies, Alfred Mervyn. The Sikhs and their History, 1917.
Davies, C.C. The Problem of the North West Frontier, 1890-1908, with a
Survey of Policy since 1849. Cambridge University Press, London,
1932.
D’Cruze, Andrew. The Political Relations existing between the British
Government and Native Chiefs and States subject to the
Government of North Western Provinces as they stood in 1840,
and continued to 1843, with an appendix complied from official
documents. Foreign Deptt. Press, Calcutta, 1862.
Deane, Mrs. A. A Tour through Upper Provinces of Hindostan comprising
a period between the years 1804-14, with remarks and authentic
anecdotes, annexed a Guide up the River Ganges, with a map.
London, 1823.
De Gubernatis, A. Peregrinazioni Indiane. India Meridionale Seilan Firenze.
1886, 1887.
De la Motte, Major General P. Appeal to Sir Henry Hardinge in reply to