SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 87
Law of Inheritance to Chiefshlp as observed by the Sikhs before the
annexation of the Punjab. Punjab Printing Company Limited, Lahore, 1869.
………. Memorandom on the ceremonial observed in meetings of
Feudatory chiefs under the Punjab Government. Lahore, 1873.
(The Preface signed L. Griffin.)
………. Sikhism and the Sikhs (Great Religions of the world). New York,
1901, also in North American Rev., New York, Vol. 172, (February,
1901), p. 290-305. New York, 1901.
………. Maharaja Dalip Singh. Asiatic Quar. London.
………. and C. F. Massy. Chiefs and Families of note in the Punjab
revised and corrected by W. L. Conran and H.D. Cralk.
Government Printing, lahore, 1909.
Also Massey C. F. and Griffin, L.H.
Griffith. A letter of Mr., to Mr. Adamson, Bombay, Surat, dated 17th
February, 1794 containing information respecting the
characters of the Inhabitants on the Banks of the Indus. India
Office, Home Misc. 456 B, pp. 625-99.
Griffith, M. India’s Princes: Short Life Sketch of the native rulers of India.
W. H. Allen, London, 1894.
Kashmir, 3-18 ; Patiala, 19-30; Kapurthala, 31-42.
Griffiths, Captain Charles John. A narrative of the siege of Delhi with an
account of the Mutiny at Ferozepur In 1857, edited by Captain
John Yonge. John Murray, London, 1910.
The Indian Sepoy Mutiny of 1857, and part taken by the Sikhs and
Sikh States in storming Delhi and conquering it for the British
Indian Government.
Growse, F. S. Mathura: A District Memoir. The North—Western Provinces’
Government Printing Press, Allahabad, 1880, 2 parts.
........... Bulandshahr: or sketches of an Indian district, social, historical
and architectural. Benares, 1884.