SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 80
revenue system, 25 ; rise of the Bhangi Missal. 26 ; Challah famine,
26; distribution of the country by the Sikhs—Maharaja Ranjit Singh,
27; origin of the Taluqa system, 29 ; annexation by the British, 29;
mutiny, 29-34; Sikhs of Sialkot, 63-64.
………. SIMLA, 1888-9.
The Gurkha war, 24-25; Maharaja of Patiala — the British 26-29; mutiny,
29-31.
………. SIRMUR, 1904.
Early history upto the end of the seventeenth century, 8-14 ; Guru Gobind
Singh’s residence at Paunta—Raja Kirat Parkash and the Sikhs—
alliance with Raja Arnar Singh of Patiala, 15 ; Sansar Chand’s
invasicn of Kahlur and death of Dharam Parkash, 16; Gurkha
war, 17; Col. Ochterlony’s inter-reference—help to the British in
the first Anglo-Sikh war, 18 ; service in 1857 to the Indian
Government, 18 of Patiala—the British,
... ... UNITED PROVINCES.
See Neville, H. R. and Walton, H. G.
Geden, Alfred S. Studies in Eastern religions (Books for Bible students).
Charles, H. Kelly, London, 1900.
Sikhs—Khalsa, 161-63, 181.
Gentil, M. Memoires sur I’ Indoustan ou Empire Mogol. Paris, 1822.
Gerard, Capt. Alexander. Narrative of a Journey etc.
See Lloyd, Sir William.
Germon, Maria. Journal of the Siege of Lucknow, an Episode of the Indian
Mutiny, edited by Michael Edwardes.
Constable, London (1958).
Gherwal, Rishi Singh, See Rishi Singh Gherwal.
Gholam Hyder Khan—A companion of Moorcroft. journal 1819-1825,
edited with notes by Major Hearsey, Asiatic Journal, 1835-1836.