SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 64
Sikhs and Thomas, 214 ; Perron murders a Sikh chief, 221 ; Gurdit
Singh, Banga Singh, Joude Singh in alliance with Bapoo Sindhia,
231 : designs of Thomas against the Punjab and his offer to the
East India Company, 247.48; possessions of the Sikhs and their
future, 262-63.
Fraser, Andrew. Among Indian Rajahs and Ryots.
Fraser, H. Memoir and correspondence of General James Stuart Fraser
by his son. London, 1885.
Fraser, james. Asiatic Miscellany, 1785.
Fraser, J. B. Military Memoirs of Lt. Col. James. Skinner, E. B. for many
years as a distinguished officer commanding a corps of irregular
cavalry in the service of H. E. I. C. interspersed with notes of
several principal personages who distinguished themselves in the
service of the native powers in India. Smith Elder & Coy., London,
1851. 2 vols.
Sikhs collect to help Shamboonath, Sept. 1798; Khandowli Sahib Singh of
Patiala, Bhanga Singh of Thanesar, Gurdial Singh of Ladowa, Bhai
Lall Singh of Kythal, Bhag Singh of Jind and Perron—Treaty with
Perron, 10th March, 1799; 1. 163-9; Thomas and the Sikhs, 207-
212; Skinner surprises Sikhs, 307; Sikhs enter into terms with Col.
Burn, 308; Expedition against Sikhs at Seharanpur; Sikhs make
terms with Lake; Fateh Singh Ahluwalia, 85-92; Bentinck’s meeting
with King Ranjit Singh, 205-218.
…………. Journal of a Tour through part of the Snowy range of the
Himalaya mountains and to the sources of the Rivers Jumna
and Ganges. Rodwell and Martin, Bond Street, London, 1820.
Sikh country—their manners, 57.
Fraser R. W. British India. T. Fisher Unwin Ltd., London, 1896-- 1917.
Freedom Movement, A History of the—Being story of the Muslim struggle
for the freedom of Hind—Pakishtan. (Board of Editors) Karachi,
1957. Vol. I, 1707-1831;