SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 54
of Aurangzeb, 297.
Edwards, William. Personal Adventures during the Indian Rebellion in
Rohelkhand, Fatehgarh and Oudh. Smith Elder & Co., London,
1858.
……….. Reminiscences of a Bengal Civilian. Smith Elder & Co., London,
1866.
Sikh mission to G.G. —Somnath Gates, 50; affairs at
Lahore—Ellenborolgh’s measures to strengthen the Frontier, 70-
75; The Sikh War, —135.
Egerton. Journal of a Tour through Spiti, to the frontier of Chinese Tibet
with photographic illustrations. 1864.
Ellam, J.E. Swraj: The Problem of India. Hutchinson, London, 1930.
Ellenborough, Private Letters of Lord, addressed to Sir Frederick Currie
bearing on the affairs of the Punjab, 1843-47. Ms. HMS; KCA.
……….. Also see “Colchester”, and “A Bengal Civilian”.
Elliott, A.C. Chronicles of Gujerat (Punjab), London, 1902. Early period,
1-21; Muhammadan period, 22-28; Sikh period—the Second Sikh
War, 29-48; British rule and Mutiny, 49-52; list of rulers, 76-90.
Elliott, Charles. life of Hafiz-ool-Moolk Hafiz Rehmat Khan by his son
Moostijab Khan Bahadur. entitled Gulistan-i-Rahma”, abridged and
translated into English, Pub., Oriental Translation Fund, London, 1831.
Elliot, Sir Henry M. History of India as told by its own Historians:
The Muhammadan Period; edited from the Posthumous papers
of Sir H. M. Elliot by Prof. John Dowson. Trubner & Co., London,
1767-77. 8 Vols.
Contains very valuable material on Sikh history from the
last days of Guru Govind Singh to the Mahratta-Sikh relations
during Jaswant Rao Holker’s flight to the Punjab.
……….. Note on the Revenue and Resources of the Punjab. 1847.