SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 65
French, Charles J. Journal of a tour in Upper Hindustan per- formed during
the year 1838-39 with the camp of Lord Aukland, Governor General
in India, embracing a description of his lordship’s Interview with
His Highness Maharaja Ranjit Singh forming the last meeting of a
British Viceroy with that powerful potentate of the Punjab. Pub.
at the Agra Messenger Press, Agra, 1854.
Civility of the Sikhs, 80; Maharaja Puttealah, 80-89, 164-187; interview of
Lord Auckland with Maharaja Ranjit Singh—Umrltsar—Sikhs
proselytes, 89-151 ; Lahore- Sikh entertalnment—manners, 152-
164.
………….. Same. 2 Vols. London, 1872.
Friends, Two. Punjabi Sketches with an Introduction by William Muir.
Marshall Brothers, London, 1899.
Fuller, J. Bampfylde. The Empire of India (All Red Series). Sir Issac Pitman
& Sons, London, 1913.
Importance of the Sikhs, 127; Sikh religion, 166; early Sikhs, 224; domination
of the Sikhs—their persecutions, 226-27, 253; Punjab Mohamadans
destroyed by Sikhs, 236; protected Sikh States, 244; Sikh and the
Mutiny, 300-2.