SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 63
Khan, 71 ; Zabita Khan embraces Sikhism,71 ; Sikhs defeat
Imperial troops, 86-90; Militaryand social condition of Sikhs, 72-
89; Mirza Shafi’s expedition against the Sikhs, 93-96, 102; object of
Major Browne’s mission to Shah Alam, 115 ; Mr. Hastings’ and the
Sikhs, 116; Sindhia’s preparations against the Sikhs, 194; account of
Zabita Khan, 3943, 68-69, 71-80,139, 184; Begum Samru, 149-152,
189-92; Shah Alam blinded by Ghulam Qadir, his own end, 184.
………….. The Military Memoirs of George Thomas, who rose to the
rank of a general……….. in the North West of India. Pub. the
author, printed at the Harkaru Press, Calcutta, 1803.
Sikhs in the Doab, in the territories of Ghulam Qadir Khan; defeat the
Mahrattas, 46; Thomas deputed to fight against the Sikhs who
defeat and drive the Mahrattas to Jelalabad, 47; Thomas goes
against them, 47-48 ; Shamli and Sikhs, 59 ; they invade Parganas
of Thomas, 64; Sikh army, 50-60 thousand horse, 67; their mode
of fighting 72; their manners, 74, 75 ; their government, 78-79;
Thomas enters into a treaty with the Sikhs, 79; Rohillas helped by
Naval Singh, 80; Thomas driven to Jaipore, 83; hard pressed by Sikhs,
85-86; the Mahrattas fit only to destroy unresisting peasantry, 125;
Thomas defeated by the Sikhs, 137-40; Rajpoots and Lall Singh, Bhag
Singh and Sahib Singh, 169 ; thomas driven away from Fattahabad
by the Sikhs, 174 ; Shamboo Nath obtains asylem with Bhag Singh of
Burla, 191; Thomas attacks Raja of Patiala, and storms Bhaut, 197-
98; Kiram Singh and Patiala join against Thomas, 198 ; Malerkotla
occupied, 203; Patiala saves Malerkotla Pathan in time, 203; Karam
Singh’s chivairous act of restoring the young Raja to Malerkotla, 204
; a Khatri imposter exposed, 201-6; Imposter occupied Lodhiana—is
driven out by Thomas, 207-9; Thomas takes Kannori and Retata,
211-213; marches into the Jind territories, 213 ; Treaty between