SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 57
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Faisburn, Dr. The Sikhs. June 1899 Number of the Contemporary Review.
Falcon, Captain R. W. H.1ndb:>ok on Sikhs for, Regimental Officers. The
Pioneer Press, Allahabad. 1896.
Sikh Religion, 11-22; manners and Customs, 37-60; Abolition of castes 24;
Banda—Missals—the Khalsa—army of Ranjlt Singh, 67—68;
treachery of Lal Singh, 114; cowardice and treachery of Tej Singh,
122.
Fane H. E. Five Years in India 1835—1839. Henry Colburn, London, 1842.
2 Vols.
Marriage of Naunihal Singh—Negotiations for opening of the Indus Trade
i. 107-190; meeting of Maharaja Ranjit Singh i. 313-323; ii. 1-24;
expedition to Cabul to place Shah Shujah on the throne after, the
Tripartite Treaty, and the return of the army, ii. 25-241.
Fanthome, J. F. Mariam: A Story of the Indian Mutiny of 1857.
Chandraprabha Press, Co. Ltd., Benares, 1896.
Faqir Chand Arora. Commerce by River in the PunJab and Survey of the
activities of the Marine Department of the Govern-ment of the
Punjab, 1861-2 to 1871-72. Punjab Govern-ment Record Office,
Monograph No.9.
Faridkot Agitation, Truth about the. Publicity Committee, Farldkot.
Farooql, Mian Bashir Ahmad. British Relations with the Cis—Sutlej States,
1809-1823. Punjab Govt. Record Office Lahore, 1941.
Farquhar, J. N. Modern Religious Movements in India. Macmillan & Coy.,
London, 1924.
Sikhs—Sikhism—The Sikh Gurus—the Sikh Educational Conference,
336—343.
Fazl-I-Hussaln See Punjabee, A.
Ferrier, Adjt. Gen. J. P. Caravan Journeys, and Wanderings in Persia,