SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

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Mr. Willoughby,s letter from the Bombay Government, London,
1845.
First Anglo-Sikh War. See Maurice J.D. Cockle’s “A Catalogue of Books
relating to the M Military History of India.” Simla, 1901, pp. 24.
De Lauriston, Jean Law. See Lauriston, Jean Law De.
Delhi Chronicle. See Sarkar, Jadunath.
Dennie, Col. William H. Personal Narrative of the Campaigns in
Afghanistan, Sindh, Beluchistan, etc., compiled by W.E. Steele.
William Murray, Jun & Co., Dublin; longman, Brown 8 Co., London,
1843.
Part taken by the Sikhs who accompanied Shah Shujah’s son Taimur in
accordance with the Tripartite Treaty.
Deal, Helmi. Our Fight for Freedom. LBS, Ludhiana, 1949.
De Rhe-Phillipe, George William. Inscriptions on the Christian Tombs and
monuments in the Punjab, the North-West Province, Kashmir and
Afghanistan, possessing historical and archeological interest; Part
II. Biographical Notes of Military officers and others whose names
appear in the inscriptions; Part I. complied by Miles Irving. Govt.
Printing, Lahore, 1912.
Desai, Bhulabhai J.I.N.A. Defence. I.N.A. Defence Committee, Deihl,
1945.
De Saint-Genis, Victor. See Saint-Genis, Victor De.
De Tassy, Garcin. Historle de la litterature Hindoul et Hindoustani I, 385
Dharmpal. Administration of John Lawrehce in India (1864-1869).
Diary of a Subaltern from “the Times”, 1848-49.
Dickinson, Miss Violet (Ed.). Miss Eden’s letters. Macmillan & Co.,
London, 1919. See Eden, Miss.